قافية العرب
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Two more complete eras, fully explained With this update, the Mukhadram era (poets who lived through both the pre-Islamic and Islamic periods) and the Early Islam era are now fully explained, poem by poem and verse by verse. That means every poem in the diwan from the pre-Islamic age through Early Islam now carries a historical background and a line-by-line explanation: three consecutive eras, with no gaps. - Mukhadram poets: 3,163 poems by 139 poets, including Ali ibn Abi Talib, Amr ibn Ma'dikarib, Tamim ibn Muqbil, Ka'b ibn Malik, Amir ibn al-Tufayl, Humayd ibn Thawr, Ka'b ibn Zuhayr, Abdullah ibn Rawaha, and Mutammim ibn Nuwayra. - Early Islam poets: 1,083 poems by 192 poets, including Hassan ibn Thabit, al-Khansa, Khalid ibn al-Walid, al-Zubayr ibn al-Awwam, and Fatima al-Zahra. - The three poets of the Prophet, peace be upon him, are now complete: Hassan ibn Thabit, Ka'b ibn Malik, and Abdullah ibn Rawaha. - Women poets of the era: al-Khansa, Safiyya bint Abd al-Muttalib, Hind bint Utba, Atika bint Zayd, and others. By the numbers: over 10,300 explained poems, close to 100,000 explained verses, and 985 poets whose entire diwan is explained (255 of them new in this release). The Umayyad era is next.
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Qafiyat Al-Arab — the complete Arabic poetry library, to read, understand, and play. Over 136,000 poems by nearly 2,900 poets in two separate collections: Fasih (classical) from the pre-Islamic era to today, and Nabati from the poets of Arabia and the Gulf. Every poem with or without tashkeel, every poet with a short biography and an imagined portrait. POEM COMMENTARY More than 7,800 poems explained line by line, each with the story behind it. This includes the entire pre-Islamic era, the diwans of Al-Mutanabbi, Ahmed Shawqi, Al-Farazdaq, and Jarir, and a growing number of Mukhadram and Nabati poets. An "explained" badge in the library points you to them. INSTANT SEARCH Type any word, hemistich, or poet name and find every match in a moment, across the full text of the whole library. SOMETHING NEW EVERY DAY A featured poet with a short profile and poem, the story of the day's poem, and a short daily challenge that builds your streak. 9 POETRY GAMES • Complete the Bayt — recover the second hemistich • Guess the Poet — who wrote this verse? • Guess the Era — when was this written? • Identify the Bahr — name the poetic meter • Order the Qasida — restore the original verse order • Identify the Purpose — pick the poem's theme • Spot the Mistake — find the error in a bayt • Poem from Its Story — read the story, pick the opening verse • Match the Sharh — read a line's commentary, pick the line it explains Three free rounds per game every day, plus one game fully open without limits that rotates daily. Achievements, per-game statistics, and a shareable result card. FAVORITES AND COLLECTIONS Save poems and poets, organize poems into collections, and follow a poet to hear about new poems. Favorites and progress sync automatically through iCloud. A CALM READING EXPERIENCE A clean reading mode or a full view with commentary, swipe between neighboring poems, several Arabic typefaces with adjustable size, tashkeel on or off, and warm manuscript-inspired colors. Share any poem or single bayt as an elegant image. Interface available in Arabic and English; the poetry itself is always in Arabic. ON ALL YOUR DEVICES Adaptive layouts for iPhone and iPad, and a widget with the bayt of the day and your streak on the Home and Lock Screens. Works fully offline. No accounts, no tracking, no ads. PLANS • Free: the first ten bayts of any poem, the featured poet's poems in full, and daily rounds in every game • Monthly: the full library and unlimited games • Yearly: the same, with a 7-day free trial • Lifetime: one payment, unlocked forever Purchases restore across all devices signed in with the same Apple ID. HELP US STAY ACCURATE Flag any transcription, attribution, or diacritic error from inside the app, or submit a poem you'd like to see added. CONTACT simplicityapps@outlook.com Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
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Two more complete eras, fully explained With this update, the Mukhadram era (poets who lived through both the pre-Islamic and Islamic periods) and the Early Islam era are now fully explained, poem by poem and verse by verse. That means every poem in the diwan from the pre-Islamic age through Early Islam now carries a historical background and a line-by-line explanation: three consecutive eras, with no gaps. - Mukhadram poets: 3,163 poems by 139 poets, including Ali ibn Abi Talib, Amr ibn Ma'dikarib, Tamim ibn Muqbil, Ka'b ibn Malik, Amir ibn al-Tufayl, Humayd ibn Thawr, Ka'b ibn Zuhayr, Abdullah ibn Rawaha, and Mutammim ibn Nuwayra. - Early Islam poets: 1,083 poems by 192 poets, including Hassan ibn Thabit, al-Khansa, Khalid ibn al-Walid, al-Zubayr ibn al-Awwam, and Fatima al-Zahra. - The three poets of the Prophet, peace be upon him, are now complete: Hassan ibn Thabit, Ka'b ibn Malik, and Abdullah ibn Rawaha. - Women poets of the era: al-Khansa, Safiyya bint Abd al-Muttalib, Hind bint Utba, Atika bint Zayd, and others. By the numbers: over 10,300 explained poems, close to 100,000 explained verses, and 985 poets whose entire diwan is explained (255 of them new in this release). The Umayyad era is next.
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