What are the greatest lines about Love in Arabic Poetry?

The greatest lines of poetry about love..What are the most profound, beautiful, moving lines ever made in Arabic poetry..about love? Listen to find out!
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[@mo_7199]

"Because my love for you is higher than words, I decided to fall silent."

[@shakibalhasan9511]

What poem is that from?

[@mo_7199]

@@shakibalhasan9511 i don't know, but I believe that poet is Nizar Qabbani

[@AsadAli-jc5tg]

WRONG!!!

[@mo_7199]

@@AsadAli-jc5tg y is it wrong

[@mraryan9314]

Rumi

[@sham9411]

وإنِّي لَتَعْرُوني لِذِكْراكِ هَزَّةٌ كما انتفَضَ العُصْفُوْرُ بَلَّلَهُ القَطْرُ - أبو صخر الهذلي The remembrance of you shakes my entire being the way rain droplets make a bird’s body shakes.

[@sami-io4eb]

please give us the arabic words and translation for each. i do not speak arabic and i want to learn more about arabic poetry i love this!!!

[@yahyaabbie9795]

What a beautiful story

[@alkasel7266]

Your video and your explanation is really beautiful and interesting i hope to see more videos like this. barakAllah fik.

[@rayankabbash8078]

Mashallah

[@user-ox1mv7bw3u]

Wow you are talking about the most classical Arabic poetry of the Arabian warriors

[@ArabicFluency]

Welcome to the channel!

[@adamdictatedbutnotreadkadh8719]

Mashallah, thank you for sharing such beautiful lines brother

[@fame-db6fy]

Always keep ALLAH S.W.T in capital. Its subhanALLAH

[@conceptmaker5608]

Brother please upload the Arabic subtitles in all your videos.It will help us to memorize the lines and comprehend them easily.

[@noorkhadim844]

Brother, this is truly beautiful. I think on a level with this is the conclusion of the poem of Dhu al Rumma, called 'To the encampments of Mayya'. Translation by Michael Sells, 1989.

[@eliyahuhammurabi6396]

I am watching this before I sleep. So good.

[@ArabicFluency]

Barakallah feek

[@InaCuddles18]

This was so beautiful. Thank you for sharing this ☺️🥰

[@NormalMuslim7]

If that's you in the pfp,change your pfp. As you have your awra out,you will gain sins everytime people see your pfp as long as you haven't repented to Allah subhana wa ta'ala.

[@CordobaGeneral1234]

Please put the Arabic on the screen so it's easy for us to memorise

[@Al1Imran]

Assalamu alaikum Why didn't you do a course on book (poetry)

[@ArabicFluency]

Walaikum Salam ww. I am working on poetry course, inshaAllah.

[@Al1Imran]

@@ArabicFluency Waiting eagerly

[@shakibalhasan9511]

Is there anywhere I can get a translation of the full poem?

[@ArabicFluency]

This is in the Mu'allaqah of Antara which available in English.

[@bint_wasim]

brother, i read diseases of the heart and its cure by ibn kayyim, i didnt get what exactly he meant by passionate love (ishk) and why is it a disease in the first place...yaani rememeberring somone so much that it interupts with ones daily activites...is it when one cant have the one we want...like what was the context of him saying that?

[@user-rt9mt8ls7r]

وَأَمْطَرَتْ لُؤلُؤاً منْ نَرْجِسٍ وَسَقَـتْ وَرْداً وَعَضَّتْ عَلَى العُـنَّابِ بِالبَـرَدِ وَأَنْشَـدَتْ بِلِسَـانِ الحَـالِ قَائِلَـــةً مِنْ غَيْرِ كَـرْهٍ وَلاَ مَطْـلٍ وَلاَ مَـدَدِ وَاللّهِ مَا حَزِنَـتْ أُخْـتٌ لِفَقْـــــدِ أَخٍ حُزْنِـي عَلَيْـهِ وَلاَ أُمٍّ عَلَـى وَلَـدِ فَأْسْرَعَتْ وَأَتَتْ تَجرِي عَلَى عَجَـلٍ فَعِنْدَ رُؤْيَتِـهَا لَمْ أَسْتَطِـعْ جَلَـدِي وَجَرَّعَتْنِـي بِرِيـقٍ مِـنْ مَرَاشِفِـهَا فَعَادَتْ الرُّوحُ بَعْدَ المَوْتِ فِي جَسَدِي هُمْ يَحْسِدُونِي عَلَى مَوْتِي فَوَا أَسَفِـي حَتَّى عَلَى المَوتِ لاَ أَخْلُو مِنَ الحَسَـدِ This is the best 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻

[@villandragon5043]

translate

[@xNuTx]

@@villandragon5043 I’ll try my best 1- And pearls of narcissus rained down, and they watered a rose, and bitten on the grapes in the hail. Explain: ( He depicted his lover ) her tears (pearls), her eyes (narcissus flowers), her cheeks (rose), her lips (grapes), and her teeth (hail) meaning snow. 2- And she sang ( he’s saying that his lover said this), saying, without hate, without delay 3- By God, no sister mourned the loss of a brother, like my grief for him(her grief for losing her lover the one who wrote the poem),nor a mother's grief for a son (so she’s saying her grief is greater than a mother grief for losing her son) 4- So she hurried and ran on a haste , and when I saw her I could not get my skin ( I think the one who wrote the poem was injured so when his lover so him lying on the ground she ran to him) 5- And she give me water from her mouth ( I think she kissed him and gave him water mouth to mouth , he actually said she gave him from her saliva) So my spirit returned in my body after death (so he’s saying after his lover kissed him ang gave him water he came back to life) 6- They envy me for my death, but my sorrow is even over death I am not devoid of envy (he’s talking about the men of his tribe and cousins that they still envying him even after he’s almost dead they still envy him) I hope it ok like this , the poem is more more beautiful if you understand Arabic because every word have multiple meanings and there’s a story after each word I tried my best to simplify it 🙏🏻❤️

[@villandragon5043]

@@xNuTx Thank you

[@aatif7518]

Man, this is not at all Islamic Glorifying Zina??

[@Faizan_H]

@@aatif7518 Yeah, because this is from pre islamic era

[@salwayassin]

🥘

[@user-hz2qt2ke5e]

no it is not the greatest...here are ان العيون التي في طرفها حور ....قتلننا ثم لم يحين قتلانا يصرعن ذا اللب حتى لا حراك به...و هن اضعف خلق الله انسانا يا ام عمر جزاك الله مغفرة ...ردي عليا فؤادي كالذي كان الست املح من يمشي على قدم...يا املح الناس كل الناس انسانا ابيات جرير