Zeer Salem
- Al-Zeer Salem or Al-Muhalhal bin Rabia is one of the Arab poets. His name is Uday bin Rabi’ah bin Murra bin Hubaira from Bani Jashim, from Taghlib, Abu Laila, Al-Muhalhal.
- Al-Muhalhal was one of the Arab heroes in the pre-Islamic period from the people of Najd. He is the uncle of the poet Imru' al-Qais.
- The poet was called al-Muhalhal because he was the first to weave poetry, i.e. thin it, and he was the one who became the face of people, and the one who spoke the most eloquently.
- In his youth, he devoted himself to having fun and resembling women, so his brother named him Kulaib (Zeer Al-Nisaa), which means the one who sits with them.
- His hair is highly layered
of his beautiful poems
Al-Zir Abu Laila Al-Muhalhel says
And the heart of the zeer is cruel and unyielding
And because the iron is not because the heart
And my heart is made of iron
My mother wants me to pray
And you don't know what they did to us
Seven years have passed for me
I spent the night sad and sad
Abit Al-Layl I mourn the clip
I say maybe he will come to us
His daughters came to me crying and mourning
She says today we are confused
Your brother's eyes were absent from us
And they made us orphans of our minors
And today, my uncle, you are in a place
And we have no one other than you
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Turn them north with right
Fedosi O dove over my head
On my screen if we've forgotten
The Dart Rahana with Rahham
We grinded them and we were the grinders
I fight them on his mother's back
Abu Hajlan free hands
So pull up, Yamama, pull the pony
And his back was covered with a sturdy saddle
Poetic verses said by Al-Zir Salem after the killing of his brother
Aroused the filth of my eyes of thought?
Quiet, her tears are falling
And the night came upon us
As if the night has no day
I even watch Gemini
Convergence from the beginning is a decline
I spend my eyeballs after people
The country varied with them, so they were jealous
I cry while the stars are shining
As if the seas had not turned it away from me
On whom if he was mourned and was alive
He drove horses covered by dust
I called you clip, but you did not answer me
And how the desert country answers me
Answer me, clip, slander
The souls of souls have a shrine
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I was saddened by Nizar Bfaresha
The rain made you drink that you were raining
And ease when the left is sought
My eyes refused to stop after you
As if the cuttings of the astragalus have a blade
And you were dreaming about men
And you pardon them, and you have power
and prevent a tongue from touching them
Fearing those who seek refuge and are not protected
And I was counting my closeness to you as a profit
If the merchants profit
Don't go away, for everyone will be thrown
People around the orbit
One lives with his father's children
And it is about to become so that they became
I see the length of life has taken over
The thing borrowed may also be taken away
As if I mourned the obituary clip
Sparks flew between the sides
I turned, blinded by it
She also turned around with her mustache
I asked the neighborhood where you buried him
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I quickly rushed to him from my country
Sleep flew and the decision was denied
And my she-camel turned away from the shadow of a grave
Honorable people and pottery resided in it
I have the most wonderful homelands that he did not sing
There was no disgrace to him among the people
Do you become clip with me if what
The cowardly people saved him from fleeing
Do you become clip with me if what
The people's throats are sharpened by the blade
I say to overcome and glory in it
I raise it for that victory
My brothers follow up and go for something
On him the people follow the heartbreak
Take the sure pledge of my life
By leaving everything around the house
I do not take off my shield and my sword
Until the night replaces the day