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Zahr al-Akma in proverbs and wisdom
زهر الأكم في الأمثال والحكم
Author: الحسن بن مسعود بن محمد، أبو علي، نور الدين اليوسي (المتوفى: 1102هـ) (d. 1102)
About this work
زهر الأكم في الأمثال والحكم كتاب في الأدب العربي وفن الأمثال، ألّفه العلامة المغربي الحسن بن مسعود بن محمد اليوسي (1040–1102 هـ / 1630–1691 م) المعروف بلقب «أبو المواهب اليوسي».. يُعد من أبرز المؤلفات المغربية في القرن الحادي عشر الهجري، ويجمع بين التوثيق التراثي والتحليل اللغوي والشرح الأدبي للأمثال والحِكم.
Translation
Zahr al-Akma fi Proverbs and Wisdom is a book on Arabic literature and the art of proverbs, written by the Moroccan scholar al-Hasan bin Masoud bin Muhammad al-Yusi (1040–1102 AH/1630–1691 AD), known as “Abu al-Mawahib al-Yusi.” It is considered one of the most prominent Moroccan works of the eleventh century AH. It combines heritage documentation, linguistic analysis, and literary explanation of proverbs and aphorisms.
Topics covered
- the introduction
- May God’s blessings be upon our master Muhammad, his family and companions
- Proverbs and what follows them
- First scald
- Chapter One:
- Meaning of proverb and wisdom
- Chapter Two
- The benefit and virtue of proverbs and wisdom
- Chapter Three:
- The virtue of poetry
- Chapter Four:
- Poetic proverbs
- conclusion
- In book terms
- Chapter One Thousand
- I refuse to apologize
- Forever has come, forever.
- He came to you with his feet covered.
- I gave him my uncle's gift
- A valley of snakes came to them.
- Every tomorrow brings you what it contains.
- One of Luqman's concubines
- Taking Saljan, and eliminating Liyan
- Taking is quick, and eliminating is quick
- So-and-so took a donkey for his needs
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