Ruling by Nizar Qabbani

Zar Qabbani is a contemporary poet of Syrian origin. He was born on March 21, 1923. He comes from an ancient family. The pioneer of Arab theater is his grandfather, Abu Khalil Qabbani. He finished his studies at the Syrian University and joined diplomatic work to move between different capitals. His first poetry collection was published in 1944 and was titled “She Said.” Lee Al-Samraa,” and the number of his collections reached 35, the most important of which are “Nahd’s Childhood” and “Painting with Words.”

Nizar Qabbani has many poems and sayings, we mention some of them here:

- Love is not a novel Oriental Bouktamha marry heroes.

- Nature combined her genius and created beauty

- Your face is charming, but in love, the charm of a beautiful face is not enough.

Our words of love kill our love...letters die when they are spoken

Language is not a tool for entertainment or frivolity and mirth, but rather it is an armed battalion to fight backwardness, coma, and intellectual opium.

- The great writer is the one in whose bones the germ of courage gnaws.

- If you cannot be amazing, beware of harassing yourself with the writing paper.

- If the genie came out of his bottle... and said to me: Here you are... you have one minute... You choose whatever you want... from rubies and emeralds... I would choose for your eyes... without hesitation.

- And I am happy.. to tear myself apart for you, my dear, even if.. and if they had given me the choice, I would repeat my love for you for the second time..

- I challenge them all.. to write you love letters like love letters.. or to come to you - despite their abundance - with letters like mine, and words like my words..

- Bubbles of soap and mud... We still have traces of “Abu Jahl” inside us... And we still live by the logic of the key and the lock.

- You are like children, my love...we love them...no matter how much they hurt us...get angry! ...You're really cool when you get angry...get angry!