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- Tarafa ibn al-‘Abd ibn Sufyān ibn Sa‘d Abū ‘Amr al-Bakrī al-Wā’ilī (en)
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- poeta arabo (it)
- شاعر جاهلي بحراني من بني بكر بن وائل ومن أصحاب المعلقات (ar)
- Bahraini poet (0543-0569) (en)
- arabischer vorislamischer Dichter (6. Jh.) (de)
- dichter uit Bahrein (543-569) (nl)
- poeta bahraindarra (eu)
- poeta bareiní (es)
- poeta bareiní (gl)
- poeta baremita (pt)
- poeta baḥreiní (543–569) (ast)
- poeta de Bahrain (ca)
- poète bahreïnien (fr)
- شاعر من البحرين (arz)
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- Tarafa ibn al-‘Abd ibn Sufyān ibn Sa‘d Abū ‘Amr al-Bakrī al-Wā’ilī (en)
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- Tribal themes, Court life (en)
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- A literary history of the Arabs (en)
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- Tarafa's bitter tongue was destined to cost him dear.
Fatigued and disgusted by the rigid ceremony of the court, he
improvised a satire in which he said:-
:"Would that we had instead of 'Amr
:A milch-ewe bleating round our tent"
Shortly afterwards he happened to be seated at table opposite the king's sister. Struck with her beauty, he exclaimed:-
:"Behold, she has come back to me,
:My fair gazelle whose ear-rings shine;
:Had not the king been sitting here,
:I would have pressed her lips to mine !"
'Amr b. Hind was a man of violent and implacable temper. Tarafa's satire had already been reported to him, and this new impertinence added fuel to his wrath. Sending for Tarafa and Mutalammis, he granted them leave to visit their homes, and gave to each of them a sealed letter addressed to the governor of Bahrayn. When they had passed outside the city the suspicions of Mutalammis were aroused. As neither he nor his companion could read, he handed his own letter to a boy of Hira and learned that it contained orders to bury him alive. Thereupon he flung the treacherous missive into the stream and implored Tarafa to do likewise. Tarafa refused to break the royal seal. He continued his journey to Bahrayn, where he was thrown into prison and executed. (en)
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- Tarafa (en)
- Tarafa (poeta) (ca)
- Tarafa b. al-Abd (de)
- طرفة بن العبد (ar)
- T̩arafa ibn al-ʿAbd (fr)
- Tarafa (poeta) (es)
- Tarafa (it)
- Tarafa ibn al-Abd (sv)
- Тарафа (ru)
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