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Humor and domestication in Majun Abi Nawas
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The book of humor and itinas in Majoun Abi Nawas and some of its contradictions with the poets in Qom Abu Nuwas. It is due to the fame of Abu Nawas in the durability of poetry and his ability to cast meanings and art in all its poetic places, whether it is praise, satire or asceticism and so on, and what I know of people’s eagerness and their interest in reading his poems
However, his book has been printed recently free of the door of the Majun to complete the interest has determined to print this section separately so as not to isolate from the sightings something of the systems of this poet, who testified to him thanks to the greatest imams, writers and critics
This Diwan, which we have in our hands, is the large part of the Diwan of Abu Nawas, which is overlooked, because of the huge amount of poetry in which there is a limit in it, and this is some of the Diwan:
Enjoy liquor and sodomy.
And don’t be afraid to pass by the path
And take it coffee from the palm of a deer
The watermelon is slender
He gives you Madam without mood
With the best possible use
And be in the fun careful, let it
Slim dream garter lotion
So this is the goodness of life and what age
That’s why he cooks without sodomy
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And a woman who blames me normally
So I told her I lost a normal way
I returned to loss and corruption
And I am not asking you the ways of righteousness
And I swear I will not answer to blame
And if you insist from the voice of the caller
And Mali and prayer and fasting for a month
And the intention of Hajj or the intention of jihad
I’ll take off as long as I live. Rushdie’s excuses
And wear wild the excuse of corruption
And disobey my servant secretly and publicly
And make the hunger of the smart Zadi
And I am taking in the doctrines of the people of Lot
Or did he rebel the people returned
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