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The characteristic of someone who has good taste and is devoid of bad taste

صفة صاحب الذوق السليم ومسلوب الذوق اللئيم

Author: عبد الرحمن بن أبي بكر، جلال الدين السيوطي (المتوفى: 911هـ) (d. 911)

About this work

هذا الكتاب للسيوطي يتناول موضوع الذوق السليم وصفاته في مختلف فئات المجتمع، من الملوك والأمراء إلى الشعراء والكتاب. يصف المؤلف صفات صاحب الذوق السليم في كل فئة، ويقارنها بصفات من يفتقد هذا الذوق. يركز الكتاب على أهمية الذكاء والعقل في تشكيل الذوق السليم، معتبراً أن النبي محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم هو أكمل الناس في هذه الصفات. الكتاب يهدف إلى بيان صفات أولي الألباب وضدهم من الحائدين عن الصواب.

Translation

This book by Al-Suyuti deals with the topic of good taste and its qualities in various groups of society, from kings and princes to poets and writers. The author describes the characteristics of a person with good taste in each category, and compares them with the characteristics of someone who lacks this taste. The book focuses on the importance of intelligence and reason in shaping good taste, considering that the Prophet Muhammad, may God bless him and grant him peace, is the most perfect of people in these qualities. The book aims to explain the characteristics of people of understanding and the opposite of them who deviate from the truth.

Topics covered

  • The characteristic of having good taste
  • And I trust him
  • season
  • He has the good taste of royalty
  • The opposite of this is the foolish taste of kings
  • He has good taste among princes
  • And his opposite is the deprived of taste from the princes
  • He has good taste in wine
  • Its opposite is robbed of the taste of the soldiers
  • He has good taste among the Turks
  • Against that robbed of taste from the people of Turkey
  • He has good taste among boys
  • Opposite of that which deprives the taste of boys
  • He has good taste among judges
  • Against that robbed of taste from judges
  • He has good taste from both sites
  • Against the disgrace of the taste of the signatories
  • He has good taste as an orator
  • Against that robbed of the taste of preachers
  • He has good taste among witnesses
  • Against that deprived of the taste of witnesses
  • He has good taste in books
  • The opposite of that is the taste taken away from the book
  • He has good taste among muezzins
  • The opposite of that is the deprivation of taste from the muezzins

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