The Diwan of Imru' al-Qais

Published by Dar Sader, "The Diwan of Imru' al-Qays" contains the collected works of the revered 6th-century prince and poet considered the father of classical Arabic poetry. Renowned for formulating the traditional Arabic ode structure (Qasida), his collection includes his world-famous Mu'allaqa, alongside tragic, romantic, and heroic verses. The collection features rich descriptions of desert landscapes, romantic longing, hunting scenes, and reflections on loss and lineage. It serves as an essential linguistic reference, showcasing the peak of pre-Islamic eloquence, imagery, and meter.

It is the foundational text of classical Arabic literature, offering unmatched linguistic mastery, vivid historical imagery, and timeless poetic beauty.

Scholars of classical Arabic literature, linguists, poets, historians, and readers seeking to explore the foundational roots of Arab heritage.