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Al Asma'e agreed on one condition, and that is, every poet would get a reward for his effort. So what does it actually mean? Upload or insert images from URL. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account. Go To Topic Listing.

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If you could be so kind as to oblige me dear simmi! And then Asmaee ends up emptying the baytul maal because he bolbolk him the poem carved on huge marble slabs carried by camels.

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He repeated this for countless poets. He would say that even his Jari had heard of it before as well, and the Jari would narrate it because he had memorized it while listening to the poet and Al Khalifaand the same for the Bolbo,i. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites.

I have never looked up its interpretation before.

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Only a group of strong men could carry it. It seems to be a big story in the Arab world - any clues?

Join the conversation You can post now and register later. Posted November 4, Once upon a time this is the gist of what I sort of understood from an Arabic story told on YouTube the Caliph Abu Jafar al Mansur put some kind of restriction on the poets - and said they would only get paid if they came up with something majorly original.

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Posted November 3, Anyway, the crafty caliph could memorize everything he heard and this is what really confused me apparently he had a memory like a computer and also owned a slave n slave girl who were the same If you haven't already switched off by now, he issued a challenge to the poets that if he was given a poem he could not learn immediately then he would pay the poet the weight in gold what he wrote the poem on excuse the terrible grammar So I'm really missing something here but anyway no poet manages to rise to the challenge except Asmaee, who disguises himself and sings the Sawt Safeer Bulbuli to him - which he fails to memorise My cousin used to tell us this story a lot.

Recently someone got me into this Arabic poem by a poet called asmaee, its called Sawt Safeer Bulbuli - and I would like to know more about it really, if anyone is interested at all I know this is completely obscure and random but theres a glut of videos on YouTube about this poem and I can't find a single translation!

I think this thread is destined to die before its even begun but oh well, I'll take a chance! If you haven't already switched off by now, he issued a challenge to the poets that if he was given a poem he could not learn immediately then he would pay the poet the weight in gold what he wrote the poem on excuse the terrible grammar.

If a poet told him a poem he already knew then he would be stripped of his title But when Al Khalifa found out that it was Al Asma'e he was disguisedhe asked him to return the money. Go To Topic Listing.

Paste as plain text instead. So I'm really missing something here but anyway no poet manages to bolboll to the challenge except Asmaee, who disguises himself and sings the Sawt Safeer Bulbuli to him - which he fails to memorise So Al Khalifa asked him to bring the surface on which he wrote his poem, so Al Asma'e brought a huge marble slab that he inherited from his father.

That makes loads more sense! K I think this might be the link Posted November 1, When they measured its weight, Al Asma'e took all the gold that Al Khalifa owned. Apparently he gave it back once he took the unfair challenge off the poets Reply to oblboli topic You can post now and register later.

So what does it actually mean? So if poets could find a poem that Al Khalifa had never heard of before, Al Khalifa would give them gold that equaled the weight of their poem.