ديوان الفرزدق for PC

An application that contains the collection of Al-Farazdaq's collection and all his poems
It includes between its covers the poems “Al-Farazdaq”; The most famous poets of the Umayyad era, who is famous for his many poems of praise, pride and satire. His name is “Abu Firas Hammam bin Ghalib bin Sa’sa bin Najia bin Aqal”, and he is considered one of the most poets who represented life in all its aspects in the Umayyad era. He was proud of himself and his poetry, proud of his origin and lineage. Al-Farazdaq was a contemporary of the poet Jarir, and it was said that the satire between them lasted fifty years, and despite that, Jarir lamented him with a lengthy poem upon his death.
Al-Farazdaq’s book falls within the circle of interest of specialists in the sciences of Arabic language and literature in particular, and researchers in related topics in general. Where the book of Al-Farzadaq falls within the scope of the language sciences specialization and is closely related to other branches such as poetry, grammatical rules, morphology, literature, rhetoric, and Arabic literature.

He had a great impact on the language, until it was said, “If it were not for Al-Farazdaq’s poetry, a third of the Arab language would have gone, and if it were not for his poetry, half of the people’s news would have gone.” He is the author of the news and contradictions with Jarir and Al-Akhtal.
And his sons Al-Walid, Suleiman, Yazid, Hisham, and also a delegation to the caliph Umar bin Abdul Aziz, and a number of Umayyad princes, and governors, and he was honorable in his people, dear side, and his father was one of the noble nobles, as well as his grandfather from the masters of the Arabs, and he is the grandson of the companion Sa’sa bin Najia Al-Tamimi, and Al-Farazdaq did not sing in the hands of the caliphs except sitting for his honor, and he had a great printed collection, and he died in Basra, nearly a hundred years old.