"Tawq al-Hamama" (The Ring of the Dove)

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"Tawq al-Hamama" (The Ring of the Dove) is an 11th-century Arabic treatise that blends prose and poetry in a subtle psychological and philosophical exploration of love, its signs, stages, and social contexts.

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instanceOf Arabic prose work
literary work
love treatise
medieval Arabic literature
approximateDate c. 1022
author Ibn Hazm NERFINISHED
contains autobiographical anecdotes
philosophical reflections
poetic quotations
social observations
culturalContext Andalusian culture
Islamic Golden Age NERFINISHED
dateWritten 11th century
discusses chaste love
forbidden love
friendship and affection
focusesOn courtly love situations
ethics of love
manners of lovers
signs of love
stages of love
genre adab literature
love literature
treatise
hasEnglishTranslation yes
influenced later Arabic love literature
modern studies of love in Islam
literaryForm poetry
prose
prosimetrum
literaryStyle anecdotal
didactic
psychological analysis
rhetorical
mainTheme love
philosophy of love
psychology of love
social aspects of love
notableEnglishTranslator A. J. Arberry NERFINISHED
notableFor analysis of lovers’ behavior
blend of prose and poetry
classification of types of love
subtle psychological insight
originalLanguage Arabic
placeOfComposition Al-Andalus NERFINISHED
Cordoba NERFINISHED
religiousContext Islamic ethics
structure chapters
titleTranslation The Ring of the Dove NERFINISHED

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