Urwa ibn al-Ward is a great poet who has had a profound impact on literary heritage. He is considered one of the most beloved and attractive figures, as this natural pre-Islamic poet included delicate human manners, and the noble morals of the noble knight, with generosity far from affectation and affectation, and generosity and compassion towards the vagabonds, the weak and the poor, until he was considered the prince of vagabonds. This is a collection that includes the entirety of Urwa ibn al-Ward’s poetry, arranged alphabetically with a long introduction to study Urwa’s character and an explanation of the words and vocabulary of the names of Abu Bakr Muhammad.
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The Diwan of Urwa ibn al-Ward is characterized by flirting, pride and wisdom, and reflects the spirit of courage and chivalry in pre-Islamic poetry.
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