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Revealing the defects of Al-Mutanabbi’s poetry
(الكشف عن مساوئ شعر المتنبي)

Title	Revealing the defects of Al-Mutanabbi’s poetry
Title Original	الكشف عن مساوئ شعر المتنبي
Author	Al-Sahib bin Abbad, Abu Al-Qasim Ismail bin Abbad
Author Original	الصاحب بن عباد، أبو القاسم إسماعيل بن عباد
Type	Document
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Pages Count	38
Library:	King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID	affichage_numerics2588
Notes	Printed manuscript The beginning of the manuscript: In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. But after God has prolonged your life and perpetuated your desire for knowledge, then passion is a boat that falls upon its owner and appears to stumble upon its rider, and it is not resolute for a scholar to belittle himself by disobedience and waste his knowledge by diet. People, despite their differences and the differences in their types, agree that giving priority to desires is obliterating. The end of the manuscript: More obscene than this withdrawal and more base than this simplification. The poetry was describing the mazlar, eschewing its words from what is reprehensible to mention, until this printed poet went beyond the statement to which no one else was guided, and he said: I am passionate about what is in her wine * To pardon what is in her trousers, and much of the fornication is better than his chastity. This is what if I came up with a counterpart to what I took out of his poetry, I would bore the reader and bore the listener, and these are the fools. On the Naqqar, they did not lose the material and did not lose the increase. I finish. This book was completed...on 15 Jumada Thani 697 at the hands of its writer...Mustafa Fahmi Al-Halabi, and copies of this book became one of the books of the Khedive Khanate located in the palace of Darb Al-Jamamiz. - Paper photocopy: The original copy is preserved in the Al-Azhar Library in Cairo Font type: Oriental naskhi

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Revealing the defects of Al-Mutanabbi’s poetry

(الكشف عن مساوئ شعر المتنبي)

Author Al-Sahib bin Abbad, Abu Al-Qasim Ismail bin Abbad

Author Original الصاحب بن عباد، أبو القاسم إسماعيل بن عباد

Type Document

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Pages Count 38

Library King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences

Record ID affichage_numerics2588

Notes Printed manuscript The beginning of the manuscript: In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. But after God has prolonged your life and perpetuated your desire for knowledge, then passion is a boat that falls upon its owner and appears to stumble upon its rider, and it is not resolute for a scholar to belittle himself by disobedience and waste his knowledge by diet. People, despite their differences and the differences in their types, agree that giving priority to desires is obliterating. The end of the manuscript: More obscene than this withdrawal and more base than this simplification. The poetry was describing the mazlar, eschewing its words from what is reprehensible to mention, until this printed poet went beyond the statement to which no one else was guided, and he said: I am passionate about what is in her wine * To pardon what is in her trousers, and much of the fornication is better than his chastity. This is what if I came up with a counterpart to what I took out of his poetry, I would bore the reader and bore the listener, and these are the fools. On the Naqqar, they did not lose the material and did not lose the increase. I finish. This book was completed...on 15 Jumada Thani 697 at the hands of its writer...Mustafa Fahmi Al-Halabi, and copies of this book became one of the books of the Khedive Khanate located in the palace of Darb Al-Jamamiz. - Paper photocopy: The original copy is preserved in the Al-Azhar Library in Cairo Font type: Oriental naskhi