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The Luzumiyat of Abulala: Selected From His Luzem Ma La Yalzam and Suct Us-Zand and First Rendered Into English Abu Al-ʻalaʼ Al-maʻarri

Name: The Luzumiyat of Abulala: Selected From His Luzem Ma La Yalzam and Suct Us-Zand and First Rendered Into English Abu Al-ʻalaʼ Al-maʻarri
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The Luzumiyat of Abulala: Selected From His Luzem Ma La Yalzam and Suct Us-Zand and First Rendered Into English Abu Al-ʻalaʼ Al-maʻarri instant download after payment.

Publisher: Standard Ebooks

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 1.02 MB

Pages: 179

Author: Abu al-ʻAlaʼ al-Maʻarri

Language: English

Year: 2020

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The Luzumiyat of Abulala: Selected From His Luzem Ma La Yalzam and Suct Us-Zand and First Rendered Into English Abu Al-ʻalaʼ Al-maʻarri by Abu Al-ʻalaʼ Al-maʻarri instant download after payment.

xcerpt from The Luzumiyat of Abulala: Selected From His Luzem Ma La Yalzam and Suct Us-Zand and First Rendered Into English
In 1010 ad. He visited Baghdad, the centre of learning and intelligence and the capital of the Abbaside Khalifs, where he passed about two years and became acquainted with most of the literary men of the age.' He attended the lectures and the readings of the leading doctors and grammarians, meeting with a civil reception at the hand of most of them.