A collection of poems and verses composed by Ali ibn Abbas ibn Jurayj al-Rumi in praise, satire, elegy, reproach, love, description, and other genres. In the margin of the book, there is an explanation of the obscure words in Ibn al-Rumi’s poetry. It is arranged alphabetically according to the rhymes.
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Diwan of Ibn al-Rumi is a collection of poems that reflect the genius of an Abbasid poet who combined sarcasm, bitterness, and profound contemplation of life.
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