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See also:ZUHAIR [Zuhair See also:ibn Abi Sulma Rabi' a ul-Muzani] (6th See also:century) , one of the six See also:great Arabian pre-Islamic poets . Of his See also:life practically nothing is known See also:save that he belonged tt a See also:family of poetic See also:power; his stepfather, Aus See also:ibn Hajar, his See also:sister, See also:Khansa, and his son, Ka'b ibn See also:Zuhair, were all poets of See also:eminence . He is said to have lived See also:long, and at the See also:age of one See also:hundred to have met See also:Mahomet . His See also:home was in the See also:land of the Bani Ghatafan . His poems are characterized by their peaceful nature and a sententious moralizing . One of them is contained in the Moallakdt . As a whole his poems have been published by W . Ahlwardt in his The Diwans of the six See also:Ancient Arabic Poets (See also:London, 1870) ; and with the commentary of al-A'lam (died Io83) by See also:Count Landberg in the second See also:part of his Primeurs arabes (See also:Leiden, 1889) . Some supplementary poems are contained in K . Dyroff's Zur Geschichte der Uberlieferung See also:des Zuhairdiwans (See also:Munich, 1892) . (G . W .
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