Bashama bin Al-Ghadir Diwan

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Diwan of Bashama bin Al-Ghadir Author: Dr. Abdul Karim Al-Rihawi Publisher: Dar Malameh for Publishing and Distribution Cover Type: Hardcover Publication Date: 2022 First Edition Bashama bin Al-Ghadir Al-’Adri. Or Bashama bin Amr bin Mu’awiya bin Al-Ghadir bin Hilal Al-Mari. One of the poets of the Mufaddaliyyat. Al-Khatib Al-Tibrizi mentioned his lineage in two ways, the first from Abu Akram. And Al-Jahmi named him Bashama bin Al-Ghadir Al-Mari. He counted him among the Muslims, although the famous in Al-Samt is that he was a Kafir (Jahili, ignorant), and he was very wealthy to the extent that he (poked out the eye of a camel) and their custom was that if a man owned a thousand camels, he would poke out the eye of a male camel and kill it. Quotes of Bashama bin Al-Ghadir And I have seen a similar to what you mocked me, and I have indeed seen a similar to what you mocked me. Time passes over you and it dawns, And I kept myself safe from it, and it made me bored, My family and I were honored, not humiliated. Poetry of Bashama bin Al-Ghadir I found my father among them, both my ancestors, A general poem in Al-Ṭawil, number of lines: 2. Omama said on Barda and Istiqs. A general poem in Al-Kamil, number of lines: 7. O our people, do not make us suffer what we dislike. A general poem in Al-Basiṭ, number of lines: 4. We are the knights on the day of the people’s gathering. A praise poem in Al-Basiṭ, number of lines: 6. To whom do the homes belong, they are full of grief. A general poem in Al-Aḥd, number of lines: 17. And I was angry for Khandaf and its Qays. A general poem in Al-Kamil, number of lines: 6. Omama migrated long away. A general poem in Al-Mutāqarib, number of lines: 38. When he is guided, he guides me. A general poem in Al-Wāfir, number of lines: 2. Do you not see, and I was cut off completely? A general poem in Al-Basiṭ, number of lines: 3. Tell Hibashah that I will not leave her. A general poem in Al-Basiṭ, number of lines: 2. The mixture finds the separation, so he innovates. A general poem in Al-Basiṭ, number of lines: 19.