Al-A‘sha

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Al-A‘sha was a renowned pre-Islamic Arabian poet celebrated for his eloquent odes and contributions to early Arabic literature.

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instanceOf person
poet
pre-Islamic Arabian poet
alsoKnownAs Al-A‘shā Maymūn ibn Qays NERFINISHED
Al-A‘shā al-Kabīr NERFINISHED
A‘shā Qays NERFINISHED
associatedWith Jahili poets NERFINISHED
culture pre-Islamic Arabia
ethnicGroup Arabs
surface form: Arab
genre ode
qasida
givenName Maymūn NERFINISHED
hasWorkType elegies
panegyric poems
satirical verses
historicalContext Jahiliyyah (Age of Ignorance) NERFINISHED
influenced classical Arabic poetry
early Islamic-era poets
knownFor descriptive imagery
love poetry
praise poetry
wine poetry
language Arabic
legacy cited in classical Arabic literary criticism
included in later Arabic poetic anthologies
literaryForm monorhyme qasida
literaryTradition Arabic literature
metricSystem classical Arabic prosody
movement Jahiliyyah poetry NERFINISHED
nameInArabic الأعشى NERFINISHED
notableFor contributions to early Arabic literature
eloquent odes
occupation poet
patronymic ibn Qays NERFINISHED
region Arabian Peninsula NERFINISHED
religion paganism
reputation one of the major pre-Islamic poets
style musical rhythm
ornate language
subjectMatter love
praise of patrons
travel and journeys
tribal life
wine
timePeriod pre-Islamic era

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