شرح قصيدة : أراك عصي الدمع شيمتك الصبر- أبو فراس الحمداني (1)

Explanation of Abu Firas al-Hamdani's poem "I See You, Disobedient to Tears, Your Shelter is Patience" - which he recited when he was captured by the Romans, urging his cousin Sayf al-Dawla to pay his ransom so he could be released. Follow me on social media Personal blog: https://mohamedsaleheg.com/ Patreon support site:   / mohamedsaleh   Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... Twitter page (X): https://x.com/mohamedinv --- Episode Contents 0:00 Introduction 1:05 The occasion and story of the poem 4:17 I see you are disobedient to tears, your nature is patience... As for love, you have no prohibition or command. 5:38 Yes, I long and I have a pain... But someone like me does not reveal a secret. 7:02 If the night lights me up, I extend the hand of love... And I humble a tear, one of its characteristics, arrogance. 8:27 The fire almost lights up within me... If passion and thought stoke it. 9:23 My comforter with union And death is before it... If I die thirsty, no rain will fall. 10:57 I am among the morning walkers in the neighborhood... My love is a sin for her, and her joy is an excuse. 12:34 She slinks towards the slanderers, even though I have... I would have listened to her from every slanderer and a dignified woman. 14:09 I appeared, and my family was present, because... I see that a home I do not belong to is deserted. 14:51 And I fought my people for your love, even though they... And me, were it not for your love of water and wine. 15:51 And if what the slanderers said was true, and it did not happen... Faith may destroy what disbelief has built. 16:49 I was faithful, and in some faithfulness there is humiliation... For a young lady in the neighborhood whose nature is treachery. 17:37 Dignified, and the prime of youth provokes her... So she moans sometimes like a colt moans. 20:03 Review of the verses ---- #Abu_Firas_Al-Hamdani #I_Are_Disobedient_to_Tears ---- Explanation Poem: I see you are resistant to tears, your nature is patience - Abu Firas Al-Hamdani