Diwan (poetry)

Al-Khansa was the most famous 7th century Arabic poet and the best known female poet in Arabic literature. She spent the greatest part of her lifetime during the pre-Islamic days, and when Islam prevailed, she...

Collection of the poems of Imam Ash-Shafi'i, third of the four Imams "founders" of the great legal schools, and master of the Arabic language.

Collection of the poems of the companion Hassan ibn Thabit, who is sometimes called "the poet of the Prophet" sallallahualayhiwasallam.All harakats on the poems and annotations explaining terms and difficult phrases.

Collection of poems pre-Islamic poet Imru al-Qais (who died 80 years before the Hijra in 565 CE). « Imru’ al-Qais bin Hujr al-Kindi (Arabic: إمرؤ القيس ابن حجر الكندي / ALA-LC: Imrū’ al-Qays ibn Ḥujr al-Kindī) was an...

His full name was Al-Hassan Ibn Hani Ibn Abdul-Awal Ibn Sabah Al-Hakami, nicknamed Abu Nawas (146 AH-198 AH); he was the poet of Iraq in his era. He is the first to approach poetry in its urban style, taking it out of...

The Maqamat of Imam al-Hariri al-Basri (author of Mulhatul-I'rab) is a classic of Arab literature. Style founded by al-Hamadhani which relates stories narrated orally in saj '(rhymed and rhythmic prose). The Maqamat...

In the first part of the book Al-Rafe’ie has studied the Arabic Language, its origins, the phases of its refinement, its spread in the tribes, its phonetics, the different dialects of the speakers and the secrets of...

A collection of selected Arabic poems by Nassim al-Huwl, who was an eminent professor and specialist in the Arabic language at the beginning of the last century. The particularity here is that he chose poems from...