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The Ten Muallaqat application, written and audio, contains all the ten muallaqat with explanation, which are poems from the pre-Islamic era, one of the best, longest, and most wonderful poems.
Through the application of the ten commentaries written and in audio with an explanation, you can read all the poems of the ten commentaries, listen to them, read the explanation of the ten commentaries, as well as read the news and stories of their owners.
The ten pendants are among the most famous of what the Arabs wrote in poetry, and they were called suspensions, and they were called suspensions because they are like precious contracts attached to the minds. Therefore, people cared about it, wrote down it and wrote explanations for it. It usually begins with mentioning the ruins and the homes of the poet's beloved, and it was easy to memorize.
It was said that Hammad the narrator was the first to collect the seven lengthy poems and called them Al-Muallaqat (Al-Muallaqat).
وقد ذهب الأُدباءُ والكُتَّابُ من بعدِه لدِراسَتِها، مثلُ ابنِ الكَلْبِيِّ وابْنِ عَبْدِ رَبِّهِ صاحبِ العقد الفريد وأضاف بكِتَابِهَ أَمْرَ تَعْلِيقِهَا عَلَى الْكَعْبَةِ، و قَدْ تَجِدُهُنَّ سَبْعَ قَصَائدَ في كلِّ كتابٍ قديمٍ لكِنَّ منهمْ مَن أضاف قصيدةً لشاعِرٍ وأهمل قصيدةً لِشاعرٍ آخَرَ. So they were confused about the seven, so they made it ten.
Al-Muallaqat is a leech: it is the money that is generous to you, you think of it, you say: This is a heavy leech. And he does not have a leech if he does not have good clothes on him, and the leech is precious from everything, and in the hadith of Hudhayfah: “What is the matter with those who steal our aleaq” meaning the valuables of our money. And the leech is all that is suspended.
And idiomatically, they are pre-Islamic poems, numbering seven or ten - as we say - in which the characteristics of pre-Islamic poetry clearly emerged, until they were considered the best literary works that we have learned about the pre-Islamic people.
The one who looks at the linguistic and terminological meanings finds a clear relationship between them, as they are precious poems of great value, which reached the climax in language, in imagination and thought, in music, in the maturity of experience, and in originality of expression. , and the sleazy enthusiasm, and the pride of Ibn Kulthum, except after he went through long roles and stages of preparation and formation.
Index of the ten commentators written and audio without the net
The ten pendants are seven pendants added to three to make ten pendants, and the seven are:
Qafa Nabek from the memory of Habib and Manzil (Imru' Al-Qais).
Khawla Ruins in Burqa Thahmed (Tarfa bin Al-Abd).
Asma (Al-Harith bin Halza) told us.
- Safer or more fulfilling Dimnah did not speak (Zuhair bin Abi Salma).
- Don't give me your plate, so we became (Amr bin Kulthum).
- Did the poets depart from Muttardam (Antarah bin Shaddad).
Ift ad-Diyar is its place, so its place is (Lubaid bin Rabia).
Three more poems are added to these poems, so that they are all called the Ten Al-Muallaqat, namely:
- Farewell to a kitten, for the knees are traveling (Al-A'sha).
Malhoub (Ubaid bin Al-Abras) is more desolate than his family.
- O house of water in Al-Alia, the bond (Al-Nabigha Al-Dhubyani).
Many writers have made efforts to explain the commentaries, and they are:
- Al-Hussein bin Ahmed Al-Zawzani, who died in 486 AH, who explained the Seven Mu'allaqat.
- The meaning in explaining the seven pendants of Al-Zawzani.
- Fath al-Kabir al-Mu'taal, the syntax of the ten lengthy Mu'allaqat, authored by Muhammad Ali Taha al-Durrah.
- Muntaha Al-Arb Explanation of the Mu'allaqat Al-Arab.
- Abdulaziz bin Muhammad Al-Faisal, Professor of Arabic Literature at Imam Muhammad bin Saud Islamic University.
- Book (Explanation of the Ten Mu'allaqat and News of Their Poets), Ahmed Al-Amin Al-Shanqeeti.
The Ten Muallaqat application, written and audio, contains all the ten muallaqat with explanation, which are poems from the pre-Islamic era, one of the best, longest, and most wonderful poems.
Through the application of the ten commentaries written and in audio with an explanation, you can read all the poems of the ten commentaries, listen to them, read the explanation of the ten commentaries, as well as read the news and stories of their owners.
The ten pendants are among the most famous of what the Arabs wrote in poetry, and they were called suspensions, and they were called suspensions because they are like precious contracts attached to the minds. Therefore, people cared about it, wrote down it and wrote explanations for it. It usually begins with mentioning the ruins and the homes of the poet's beloved, and it was easy to memorize.
It was said that Hammad the narrator was the first to collect the seven lengthy poems and called them Al-Muallaqat (Al-Muallaqat).
وقد ذهب الأُدباءُ والكُتَّابُ من بعدِه لدِراسَتِها، مثلُ ابنِ الكَلْبِيِّ وابْنِ عَبْدِ رَبِّهِ صاحبِ العقد الفريد وأضاف بكِتَابِهَ أَمْرَ تَعْلِيقِهَا عَلَى الْكَعْبَةِ، و قَدْ تَجِدُهُنَّ سَبْعَ قَصَائدَ في كلِّ كتابٍ قديمٍ لكِنَّ منهمْ مَن أضاف قصيدةً لشاعِرٍ وأهمل قصيدةً لِشاعرٍ آخَرَ. So they were confused about the seven, so they made it ten.
Al-Muallaqat is a leech: it is the money that is generous to you, you think of it, you say: This is a heavy leech. And he does not have a leech if he does not have good clothes on him, and the leech is precious from everything, and in the hadith of Hudhayfah: “What is the matter with those who steal our aleaq” meaning the valuables of our money. And the leech is all that is suspended.
And idiomatically, they are pre-Islamic poems, numbering seven or ten - as we say - in which the characteristics of pre-Islamic poetry clearly emerged, until they were considered the best literary works that we have learned about the pre-Islamic people.
The one who looks at the linguistic and terminological meanings finds a clear relationship between them, as they are precious poems of great value, which reached the climax in language, in imagination and thought, in music, in the maturity of experience, and in originality of expression. , and the sleazy enthusiasm, and the pride of Ibn Kulthum, except after he went through long roles and stages of preparation and formation.
Index of the ten commentators written and audio without the net
The ten pendants are seven pendants added to three to make ten pendants, and the seven are:
Qafa Nabek from the memory of Habib and Manzil (Imru' Al-Qais).
Khawla Ruins in Burqa Thahmed (Tarfa bin Al-Abd).
Asma (Al-Harith bin Halza) told us.
- Safer or more fulfilling Dimnah did not speak (Zuhair bin Abi Salma).
- Don't give me your plate, so we became (Amr bin Kulthum).
- Did the poets depart from Muttardam (Antarah bin Shaddad).
Ift ad-Diyar is its place, so its place is (Lubaid bin Rabia).
Three more poems are added to these poems, so that they are all called the Ten Al-Muallaqat, namely:
- Farewell to a kitten, for the knees are traveling (Al-A'sha).
Malhoub (Ubaid bin Al-Abras) is more desolate than his family.
- O house of water in Al-Alia, the bond (Al-Nabigha Al-Dhubyani).
Many writers have made efforts to explain the commentaries, and they are:
- Al-Hussein bin Ahmed Al-Zawzani, who died in 486 AH, who explained the Seven Mu'allaqat.
- The meaning in explaining the seven pendants of Al-Zawzani.
- Fath al-Kabir al-Mu'taal, the syntax of the ten lengthy Mu'allaqat, authored by Muhammad Ali Taha al-Durrah.
- Muntaha Al-Arb Explanation of the Mu'allaqat Al-Arab.
- Abdulaziz bin Muhammad Al-Faisal, Professor of Arabic Literature at Imam Muhammad bin Saud Islamic University.
- Book (Explanation of the Ten Mu'allaqat and News of Their Poets), Ahmed Al-Amin Al-Shanqeeti.
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