Poetry collection of Malik bin Mutammim son of Nuwaira Al-Yarboo'i

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Diwan Malik bin Mutammim son of Nuwaira Al-Yarboo'i, collection and verification by Ibtisam Marhoon Al-Saffar, 240 pages cover, Shamua paper, 24 cm. Mutammim bin Nuwaira bin Jumarah bin Shaddad Al-Yarboo'i Al-Tamimi, Abu Nuhashil. A poet of great talent, companion of the Prophet, from the noble tribe. Famous in pre-Islamic and Islamic eras. He was short and one-eyed. His most famous poem is his elegy for his brother (Malik), including the line: "And we were like Damanani Jadhima for a period of time, until it was said: they will not break apart." And Damanani Jadhima: (Malik and Aqil) mentioned earlier in the biography of (Malik bin Farg), and Al-Shanwan Al-Himyari has an opinion about them. He settled in Medina during the days of Omar, and married a woman there who was displeased with his morals due to his intense grief over his brother. Quotes of Mutammim Al-Yarboo'i: He reproached me at the graves for the camels, He reproached me at the graves for the camels, In the valley, tears flow like water, For a grave in the wilderness, you mourn, For every grave or every deceased, When people say, "Who is the brave one on the day of rescue?" When people say, "Who is the brave one on the day of rescue?" None of them cares, but it is the brave one, And every person, when he lives a period, To a goal he reaches and a limit. Poems of Mutammim Al-Yarboo'i: By my life, I do not mourn a deceased. This is a lament poem in the long meter, 10 lines. And we have broken the dowry of Qaboos after... A praise poem in the long meter, 6 lines. I say to her when she forbade me from crying. A sad poem in the long meter, 10 lines. Yes, the slain when the winds blow. A poem of insult in the complete meter, 5 lines. Zaniba's rope was cut from the one who does not cut. A sad poem in the complete meter, 45 lines. The friends slept and I was awake, and I was disturbed. A sad poem in the long meter, 13 lines. By my life, a good man visits a guest. A praise poem in the long meter, 3 lines. And I show the proud ones my patience. A short poem in the complete meter, 1 line. And I do not care after losing Malik. A lament poem in the long meter, 1 line. Shouq has overwhelmed you for Qatam, spreading. A longing poem in the long meter, 1 line. By my life, I do not mourn a deceased. A sad poem in the long meter, 57 lines. By my life, the noble tribe, I hear tomorrow. A praise poem in the long meter, 4 lines. If crying could bring back something. A lament poem in the Wafir meter, 2 lines. And I have informed the sons of Al-Mughira that we... A short poem in the long meter, 1 line. I reproached him at the graves for the crying. A lament poem in the long meter, 10 lines. I say to Hind when I was displeased with her deed. A romantic poem in the long meter, 2 lines. I swore by the Lord of the dancers on the evening. A praise poem in the long meter, 9 lines. Bajir's son asks me, "Where is Abu Kurra?" A sad poem in the Basit meter, 3 lines. And the one with worry crosses his command. A short poem in the long meter, 1 line. I called upon Taha in battle, but he did not answer. A short poem in the long meter, 1 line. If I swear by Allah, the one who revealed guidance. A praise poem in the long meter, 12 lines. Tell Abu Qays if you meet him. A poem of insult in the long meter, 12 lines. This night has extended, hardly clearing. A sad poem in the long meter, 4 lines. Inform Bishaab bin Bakar and its leader. A praise poem in the Basit meter, 5 lines. And Bistam approached with a spear from Ghawwa. A short poem in the long meter, 1 line. I estimated for her what is between prohibition and command. A short poem in the long meter, 1 line. And from our days, a strange day. A praise poem in the Wafir meter, 6 lines. About the Diwan, Privacy Policy, Copyright Notice, Terms and Conditions, and other legal notices.