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Ḥamāsah — ▪ Arabic literature an Arabic anthology compiled by the poet Abū Tammām in the 9th century. It is so called from the title of its first book, which contains poems descriptive of fortitude in battle, patient endurance of calamity,… … Universalium
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Abu Tammam — (Habib ibn Aus) Arabic, أبو تمام حبيب بن أوس (c. 805 ndash; c. 845) was a famous Arab poet and Muslim convert born to Christian parents. [Ibn Ab̄i Tahir Ṭāyfūr and Arabic writerly culture a ninth century bookman in Baghdad RoutledgeCurzon Studies … Wikipedia
Abū Tammām — ▪ Syrian poet in full Abū Tammām Ḥabīb Ibn Aws born 804, near Damascus [now in Syria] died c. 845, , Mosul, Iraq poet and editor of an anthology of early Arabic poems known as the Ḥamāsah. Abū Tammām changed his Christian father s… … Universalium
Buḥturī, al- — ▪ Arab author in full Abū ʿUbādah al Walīd ibn ʿUbayd Allāh al Buḥturī born 821, Manbij, Syria died 897, Manbij one of the most outstanding poets of the ʿAbbāsid period (750–1258). Al Buḥturī devoted his early poetry, written… … Universalium
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Buhturi — Arabic, أبو الوليد بن عبيدالله البحتري التنوخي (al Walīd ibn Ubayd Allāh al Buhturī) (820 897) was an Arabian poet born at Hierapolis Bambyce in Syria, between Aleppo and the Euphrates. Like Abu Tammam, he was of the tribe of Tai.While still you … Wikipedia
