Šarh al-Qasida al-hazarigiyya
al-Hazargi, Diya ad-din ibn Muhammad ibn abd Allah ibn Muhammad
, Abd Allah ibn Husayn
Važnost starih pesama islamskim naučnicima je doprinela tome da one budu sačuvane. Pesme nisu samo slavile život na početku islama i njegove prethodnike već su i prestavljale osnovu lingvističkih izučavanja gde je Kuran smatran vrhuncem. Brojne predislamske forme stiha su sačuvane i unapređene. Nakaid ili oštra prepirka, gde su dva pesnika razmenjivala kreativne uvrede, bili su popularni kada su al-Farazdak i Džariri razmenili puno pogrda. Tradicija je nastavljena u blago modifikovanoj formi kao zadžal gde se dve grupe nadmeću u stihu a u Libanu je ostala kao uobičajeni stil.
It was the early poems' importance to Islamic scholarship, though, which would lead to their preservation. Not only did the poems illuminate life in the early years of Islam and its antecedents but they would also prove the basis for the study of linguistics of which the Qur'an was regarded as the pinnacle. Many of the pre-Islamic forms of verse were retained and improved upon. Naqa'id or flytings, where two poets exchange creative insults, were popular with al-Farazdaq and Jarir swapping a great deal of invective. The tradition continued in a slightly modified form as zajal, in which two groups 'joust' in verse, and remains a common style in Lebanon.
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2012-04-03T11:10:48.132Z
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