A Literary History of the Arabs

Abbasid Abdu Abdulláh Abú Abú Bakr Abu l-'Alá Adí Aghání Alí Almoravides ancient Arabian poetry Arabs Baghdad Banú Baþra Bedouin Book Buwayhids Caliph called camels celebrated century chapter Christian Damascus death Dhú Divine Diwán doctrine dynasty Egypt Empire famous Farazdaq father Ghassanids Goldziher Ḥamása Hárith Hárún Himyar Himyarite Híra Hishám honour Ibid Ibn Khallikán Ibn Qutayba Ibnu Imám inscriptions Islam Ka'ba Khárijites Khidásh Khurásán king Kitábu Koran Kremer Kúfa l-Dhahab l-Din language learned literature lived Manichæan Manþúr Mecca Medína Moslem Mu'awiya Mu'tazilites Muḥammad Muḥammadan Mundhir Murjites Mutanabbí mystical Nöldeke Nu'mán Nuwás odes origin pagan period Persian philosophical poems poet Pre-islamic prince Prophet Qays Quraysh reader regarded reign religion religious Sabæans Sayfu l-Dawla says Shi'ites Slane's translation Spain Súfi Súfiism Súras Syria Tabarí Taghlib thee thou tion tradition tribe Umar Umayyad verses Vizier words writing Yemen Zayd Zindiqs