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About: Qasim bin Muhammad Al-Bakrji     Goto   Sponge   NotDistinct   Permalink

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Qasim bin Muhammad Al-Bakrji (Arabic:قاسم بن محمد البكرجي), whose full name is Qasim Al-Bakrji ibn Muhammad, also known by the name Al-Bakrji Al-Hanafi Al-Halabi, was a poet and writer from the city of Aleppo in Syria. A number of poetic collections were published for him, the most important and prominent of which were “The Ornament of the Nobal Contract) (Arabic title: Hilyat Al-Eqd Al-Badee') in which he explained one of his works, "Explanation of Al-Khazrajiyya" (Arabic title: Sharh Al-Khazrajiyya) which he wrote for his line, in Dar Al-Kutub, and "Explanation of the Hamzian Poem" (Arabic title: Sharh Hamzeyyet Al-Busairi), as well as the book “" Durr elected from the like of the Arabs" (Arabic title:Al-Durr Al-Muntakhab men Amthal al-Arabs)..