Poetry collection of Hatim Al-Tai and his stories

Hatem was known for qualities that the Messenger of Allah, peace be upon him, called the noble morals, so Hatem was a lover of his people, standing with their affairs, entrusted with fulfilling their needs, so he did not leave any praiseworthy thing but he did it, and he did not see any blameworthy matter but he avoided it. He was born loving good and avoiding evil. His status extended beyond his tribe, and his reputation spread outside their encampments. The generosity that was attached to him is nothing but a gathering of noble traits, and a purification from anything that diminishes his stature because it is associated with noble deeds. This diwan, compiled by Ibn al-Kalbi, came as a documented record of his news and effects, alongside his poetry in which a pure Islamic spirit is evident, of generosity, chastity, truthfulness, and justice, because these qualities are available to a well-balanced, sound-hearted man.