ديوان الزير سالم أبو ليلى المهلهل كامل بدون نت APK

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Version 1.0 (#1009)

Updated 2021-04-27

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Uday ibn Rabi’a al-Thalabi, known as Zeer Abu Layla al-Muhalhal, (died 94 BC / 531 AD). One of the knights of the tribe of Tghlab, whose homes were in the northeast of the Arabian Peninsula and the outskirts of Iraq and the Levant, and he was a poet called Abu Laila Al-Muhalhal, and one of the Arab heroes in the Jahiliyya, and he had two daughters from the offspring: Laila and Ubaidah, as for Laila, she is the mother of the poet Amr bin Kulthum Al-Taghalbi, and as for Ubaidah She is the mother of a people who is called a servant of the side of the madhaj, and some said that the minister was the maternal uncle of the poet, the man of the Canadian Qais. It was called Al-Muhalahil because it was the first to soften the hair (i.e. thin it). He lived in the Arabian Peninsula. After the Al-Bassous war, Ghalib traveled to northern Iraq, the Euphrates, and Diyar Rabi’a, and they lived there.