Triple

Target class: pre-Islamic Arabian poet
Context triple: [Al-‘Abid ibn al-Abras, instanceOf, pre-Islamic Arabian poet]

• A. Arab poet
  An Arab poet is a literary artist from the Arab world who composes poetry in Arabic, drawing on its rich linguistic, cultural, and historical traditions to express emotion, thought, and social experience.
• B. Divan poet
  A Divan poet is a writer of highly formalized, often mystical and courtly lyric poetry in the classical Ottoman, Persian, or related Islamic literary traditions, typically composed in strict metrical and rhetorical patterns for inclusion in a collected volume called a divan.
• C. Pashtun poet
  A Pashtun poet is a literary artist from the Pashtun ethnic group who composes poetry—often in Pashto—that reflects Pashtun culture, history, values, and social realities.
• D. Persian Sufi poet
  A Persian Sufi poet is a mystical writer who uses symbolic, lyrical Persian verse to express spiritual longing, divine love, and the soul’s journey toward union with God.
• E. author of Mu‘allaqat ode chosen
  An author of a Mu‘allaqat ode is a pre-Islamic Arabian poet credited with composing one of the renowned long qaṣīdah poems traditionally said to have been hung on the Kaaba for their exceptional eloquence.
• F. None of above.