Love Poetry on Khana Kaba Walls | The loving words of Famous Arab Lover and Poet "Antar" on the walls of the Kaaba
کعبہ کی دیوار پر عرب کے مجنوں عنتر کا محبت بھرا کلام
The loving words of the Arab Majnu Antar on the wall of the Kaaba
Khana Kaba ko dewaaron per Arab k mashhoor shaair aur Aashiq Anter (Antarah Bin Shaddad) ka kalaam Mialaqat mn
Background
The story of Laila Majnu is common in romantic literature. Not only the children of the Middle East are familiar with this immortal love story, but also in the West, films have been made on it, but perhaps many people do not know that not only the love story of Laila Majna on the land of Arabia, but the eternal love story. Many love stories were born, one of which is the unfinished love story of Antar and Abla.
Who is Antar?
Antar's original name was Antar bin Shaddad Al-Absi, who belonged to the brave and warrior tribe "Abs". He was born in 525 AD and died in 608 AD. Antar was a famous and capable poet of the Arabs.
Antar Poetry on Walls of Kaba Baitullah:
The timeless poems written by poets before Islam are hung on the walls of the Kaaba. These poems were called "Malqat". Antar is one of the Arab poets whose qasida was included in "Malaqat".
Family Background of Abtar:
Antar bin Shaddad's mother was an Abyssinian princess who was made a concubine in a war. Antar's father, Shaddad, married her, but she was still seen as a concubine. That is why Antar could not get the position he deserved in the society. They resembled the Abyssinians in appearance and appearance.
Story of Antar and Abla Love:
Antar's cousin Abla was the most beautiful woman of his tribe while Antar was the smallest in his tribe in appearance and form. Antar fell in love with Abla's beauty and gave her his heart. Antar's love was not one-sided but Abla also loved him immensely.
Why Antar was Not Married with Abla?
Antar went to his uncle with Abla's message, but he flatly refused to give the bond, after which, under family pressure, the uncle made a condition of offering one hundred Numani camels as a dowry to give Abla's bond. Nomani camels were considered to be the most expensive camels of the highest quality. Their price was equivalent to the price of a Somersedes vehicle today. This condition was only made to humiliate Antar because everyone knew that Antar could not fulfill this condition.
Arab's Culture for Poets Marriage:
A tradition was known among the Arabs that if a man recites poetry on a woman, he can never marry her again. On one side, there was a condition of hundred camels and on the other side, this irrevocable tradition which could not be broken in any way. What happened then, the unfulfilled love of Antar and Abla, the chains of society bound them.
Marriage of Abla and Poetry of Antra:
Abla was married to a handsome young man and Antar used to recite Abla's farewell poems till the age of 90. Antar's ghazals are a valuable heritage of Arabic literature which are still taught in textboo
کعبہ کی دیوار پر عرب کے مجنوں عنتر کا محبت بھرا کلام
The loving words of the Arab Majnu Antar on the wall of the Kaaba
Khana Kaba ko dewaaron per Arab k mashhoor shaair aur Aashiq Anter (Antarah Bin Shaddad) ka kalaam Mialaqat mn
Background
The story of Laila Majnu is common in romantic literature. Not only the children of the Middle East are familiar with this immortal love story, but also in the West, films have been made on it, but perhaps many people do not know that not only the love story of Laila Majna on the land of Arabia, but the eternal love story. Many love stories were born, one of which is the unfinished love story of Antar and Abla.
Who is Antar?
Antar's original name was Antar bin Shaddad Al-Absi, who belonged to the brave and warrior tribe "Abs". He was born in 525 AD and died in 608 AD. Antar was a famous and capable poet of the Arabs.
Antar Poetry on Walls of Kaba Baitullah:
The timeless poems written by poets before Islam are hung on the walls of the Kaaba. These poems were called "Malqat". Antar is one of the Arab poets whose qasida was included in "Malaqat".
Family Background of Abtar:
Antar bin Shaddad's mother was an Abyssinian princess who was made a concubine in a war. Antar's father, Shaddad, married her, but she was still seen as a concubine. That is why Antar could not get the position he deserved in the society. They resembled the Abyssinians in appearance and appearance.
Story of Antar and Abla Love:
Antar's cousin Abla was the most beautiful woman of his tribe while Antar was the smallest in his tribe in appearance and form. Antar fell in love with Abla's beauty and gave her his heart. Antar's love was not one-sided but Abla also loved him immensely.
Why Antar was Not Married with Abla?
Antar went to his uncle with Abla's message, but he flatly refused to give the bond, after which, under family pressure, the uncle made a condition of offering one hundred Numani camels as a dowry to give Abla's bond. Nomani camels were considered to be the most expensive camels of the highest quality. Their price was equivalent to the price of a Somersedes vehicle today. This condition was only made to humiliate Antar because everyone knew that Antar could not fulfill this condition.
Arab's Culture for Poets Marriage:
A tradition was known among the Arabs that if a man recites poetry on a woman, he can never marry her again. On one side, there was a condition of hundred camels and on the other side, this irrevocable tradition which could not be broken in any way. What happened then, the unfulfilled love of Antar and Abla, the chains of society bound them.
Marriage of Abla and Poetry of Antra:
Abla was married to a handsome young man and Antar used to recite Abla's farewell poems till the age of 90. Antar's ghazals are a valuable heritage of Arabic literature which are still taught in textboo
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