Arabic Literature

[mariam.]

فإن أبي و والده و عرضي لعرض محمد منكم وقاء
[sahih al bukhari, Sirat Ibn Hisham]

Who is the "Qaa'il" of this poem?

(sahaby)

 

[Na7lah]

Ali? jus guessing

 

[mariam.]

Ali? jus guessing

NO ..

He is Hassan ibn thabet.

 

[Na7lah]

oh mashallah

 

[mariam.]

اللهم إن العيش عيش الآخرة فارحم الأنصار و المهاجرة
(sahih muslem, Al bukhari)


Who is the "Qaa'il" of this poem?

 

[Na7lah]

:salaam:
i think the prophet or some of the sahabah were chanting it when they were building the masjid or the battle of Khandaq
i cant really remember

Ma'salamah

 

[mariam.]

there is some thing WRONG here!!
What happened?

 

[truemuslim]

uhhh like what?

 

[mariam.]

uhhh like what?

Some posts are disappear ..

 

[truemuslim]

oh lol yeah its messed up....




as usual...

the mods will fix it tho...

 

[Na7lah]

yeah aloot of our posts disapeared :hmm

 

[Na7lah]

*bump*

قال الشافعي في حفظ اللسان :

احفـظ لسـانـك أيـهـا الإنـسـان
لا يـلـدغـنـك .. إنـــــه ثـعــبــان
كم في المقابر من قتيل لسانه
كـانـت تـهــاب لـقــاءه الأقـــرا

 

[Faye]

Here is a poem that every first-year nahw (grammer) student is given to parse, when his teachers feel that he is getting too big for his boots and becomming a swollen-headed know-it-all.

Inna fee bostanina naranjana
Man jana naranjana naran jana

Its meaning is nothing special: In our garden are oranges; whoever picks them pick fire. But it sounds really complex and fascinating when said aloud.

 

[mariam.]

Here is a poem that every first-year nahw (grammer) student is given to parse, when his teachers feel that he is getting too big for his boots and becomming a swollen-headed know-it-all.

Inna fee bostanina naranjana
Man jana naranjana naran jana

Its meaning is nothing special: In our garden are oranges; whoever picks them pick fire. But it sounds really complex and fascinating when said aloud.

Funny poem .. masha'allah