Hexagram of Ibn Zaydun's poem
(تسديس قصيدة ابن زيدون)

Name: Hexagram of Ibn Zaydun's poem
Author: Ibn Hubaysh Al-Lakhmi, the Tunisian poet, Abu Bakr Muhammad bin Al-Hassan; After the year 679.

Title	Hexagram of Ibn Zaydun's poem
Title Original	تسديس قصيدة ابن زيدون
Author	Ibn Hubaysh Al-Lakhmi, the Tunisian poet, Abu Bakr Muhammad bin Al-Hassan; After the year 679.
Author Original	ابن حبِّيش اللخمي الشاعر التونسي، أبو بكر محمد بن الحسن؛ بعد سنة
Publication Date:	1312 AH / 1894 AD
Publication Place	Damascus - Syria - Abdul Rahman bin Abdul Hamid, famous as Al-Qassar
Subject	the hair.
Type	kitap
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Pages Count	7
Physical Dimensions	19cm × 13cm
Library:	Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation
Library Asset ID	8732
Record ID	206669
Library Location	Syria (Damascus) - Dar Al-Kutob Al-Dhahiria Library - Syria (Damascus) - Dar Al-Kutob Al-Dhahiria Library
Date	1312 AH / 1894 AD
Notes	It is the hexameter of the famous ghazal poem, which begins: The hexameter has become a substitute for our closeness *** and represents the goodness of our encounter with each other, composed by the vizier Abu al-Walid Ahmad bin Abdullah, the Andalusian poet known as Ibn Zaydun, who died in the year 463. The hexameter was recorded in a book for fear of being lost in the year 1181 by Abdullah bin Abdullah al-Adkawi, who died in the year 1184. This copy is copied from the copy of al-Adkawi mentioned above. Above. The verses of Ibn Zaydun's poem are written in red.
Sample Text	The eyelids are not deafened by the arrow of coquetry
Durum	حديثة جيدة.
Satır sayısı	14

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Hexagram of Ibn Zaydun's poem

(تسديس قصيدة ابن زيدون)

Author Ibn Hubaysh Al-Lakhmi, the Tunisian poet, Abu Bakr Muhammad bin Al-Hassan; After the year 679.

Author Original ابن حبِّيش اللخمي الشاعر التونسي، أبو بكر محمد بن الحسن؛ بعد سنة

Publication Date 1312 AH / 1894 AD

Publication Place Damascus - Syria - Abdul Rahman bin Abdul Hamid, famous as Al-Qassar

Subject the hair.

Type kitap

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Pages Count 7

Physical Dimensions 19cm × 13cm

Library Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation

Library Asset ID 8732

Record ID 206669

Library Location Syria (Damascus) - Dar Al-Kutob Al-Dhahiria Library - Syria (Damascus) - Dar Al-Kutob Al-Dhahiria Library

Date 1312 AH / 1894 AD

Notes It is the hexameter of the famous ghazal poem, which begins: The hexameter has become a substitute for our closeness *** and represents the goodness of our encounter with each other, composed by the vizier Abu al-Walid Ahmad bin Abdullah, the Andalusian poet known as Ibn Zaydun, who died in the year 463. The hexameter was recorded in a book for fear of being lost in the year 1181 by Abdullah bin Abdullah al-Adkawi, who died in the year 1184. This copy is copied from the copy of al-Adkawi mentioned above. Above. The verses of Ibn Zaydun's poem are written in red.

Sample Text The eyelids are not deafened by the arrow of coquetry

Durum حديثة جيدة.

Satır sayısı 14