Indian oud from Amali in Diwan Al-Kindi

About it: Muhammad Al-Khatib Subject of the book: My Favourites and Arabic Literature Year of publication: (1443 AH - 2021 AD) Edition number: third Print run: first Number of volumes: (2) Number of parts: (2) Book size: (25 cm) Number of pages: (1376 pages) Type of paper: fine cream paper Number of print colors: one color Type of binding: cardboard folder ISBN 978 - 9953- 62 - 039 - 8 The Indian oud about My Favourites in Diwan Al-Kindi Author: the Hadramaout scholar and her noble Mufti Abu al-Hassan Abdul Rahman bin Ubaid Allah Al-Saqqaf Al-Hadrami Shafi’i (1300 - 1375 AH) First published and distributed Introduction to the book: Among the most creative writings in the art of My Favourites in the era when this art was about to disappear, and if the reader’s knowledge of the author had not been known... one might think it was a literary piece folded by the hand of time through successive ages, only to appear now as a clear manifestation. This book is a lush oasis, where one relaxes from the fatigue of thought, the heaviness of worries, and the hardships of life. And long ago, the poet said: From the joke, Your exhausted nature with worry, rest, But if you give it humor, let it be in moderation, as you give salt to food. From here, the need for such a record, full of literary details according to the organized rules of these matters, emerges... neither excess nor neglect. And the author — may Allah have mercy on him — took his share of the sciences of Sharia... until he reached the level of a Mufti for his country, and in literature and poetry, he was a knight of the field, and among those pointed to in both fields with distinction. Therefore... his brilliant genius bestowed this wonderful book, which he arranged in literary gatherings, emanating the scent of good, held in the "Diwan of Abu al-Tayyib Al-Mutanabbi," so there was a clear harmony between the scent of Indian oud and the nickname of the Arab’s unique poet Abu al-Tayyib Al-Mutanabbi, as if he was inhaling the fragrance of his poetry. In our brief introduction... we do not want to let go of the reins, to drift in this vast oasis; this matter can only be fulfilled by reading the book. What we wanted to mention here is: that the author divided his book so that each section contains mention and explanation of some of the virtues of Arabs, from generosity, loyalty, chivalry, bravery, magnanimity, eloquence, generosity, pride, good lineage, and other qualities he described as: "Indeed, I was sent to complete the morals." And this book is one of the literary books that are indispensable in this field, and which the language of the Arabs will smile at, God willing.