Abbas Ibn al-Ahnaf
Abbas Ibn al-Ahnaf was a poet (750–808). He was born at Basra and died at Baghdad.
Also recorded as Abu al-Fadl Abbas Ibn al-Ahnaf.
Overview
Born at Basra in 750, died at Baghdad in 808.
Literature
5 scholarly publications naming this subject were located in the registry of record.
al-‘Abbas ibn al-Ahnaf: [The Eye’s Greatest Delight], Baghdad, 2013. al-‘Abbas ibn al-Ahnaf (750– 809): [From Harun al-Rashid’s Mouth], Baghdad, 2013. Antithesis in the Poetry of Al-Abbas ibn al-Ahnaf, Al-Qurtas, 2026. ‘Abd al-Wahhab al-Bayyati (1926–99): Al-‘Abbas ibn al-Ahnaf: Impossible Love, Baghdad, 2013. al-‘Abbas ibn al-Ahnaf (750– 809): [Oh Sun of Baghdad!], Baghdad, 2013.
Naming and authority record
This heading is established in VIAF (90047960). Those registers additionally record the forms ʻAbbās ibn al-Aḥnaf, approximately 750-approximately 808, Abbas ibn al-Ahnaf, ʿAbbās Ibn-al-Aḥnaf al- 750-809, ʿAbbās Ibn-al-Aḥnaf al-Yamāmī, Abu-'l-Faḍl al-, 750-809, ʿAbbās Ibn al-Aḥnaf al-, 750-809 and ʿAbbās Ibn-al-Aḥnaf, Abu-'l-Faḍl al-, 750-809.
In detail
the recorded working language is Arabic.
Subjects and genres recorded for the work are ghazal.
Chronology
- 750Abbas Ibn al-Ahnaf born at Basra.
- 808Abbas Ibn al-Ahnaf died at Baghdad.
Sources
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