Diwan Al-Khansa (Tamadar bint Amr ibn Al-Harith Al-Sharid) was nicknamed Al-Khansa for the beauty of her eyes
Al-Khansa is one of the most famous Arab poets and one of the pre-Islamic poets who converted to Islam. This book contains her poems that time has preserved and never forgotten.
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Diwan Al-Khansa
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Diwan Al-Khansa is characterized by poetry of sadness, pride and loyalty, and reflects her suffering after the loss of her brother Sakhr and the courage of women in the pre-Islamic era.
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