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Arabischer Dichter aus dem muslimischen Andalusien, * 860 Córdoba, † 940.

Ibn'Abd Rabbih (arabisch : ابن عبد ربه ) auch Ibn Abd Rabbihi (Ahmad ibn Muhammad ibn `Abd Rabbih) 



== Ausgaben ==

*Ibn ʿAbd Rabbih, Die einzigartige Halskette: Al-ʿIqd al-Farīd , trans. von Issa J. Boullata, Große Bücher der islamischen Zivilisation, 3 Bände (Lesung: Granat, 2007-2011) Ibn Abd Rabbih - https://de.xcv.wiki/wiki/Ibn_Abd_Rabbih
*Ibn ʿAbd Rabbih, El collar único: Al-ʿIqd al-Farīd , trad. por Issa J. Boullata, Grandes libros de la civilización islámica, 3 vols (Lectura: Garnet, 2007-2011) 


== Encyclopedia Britannica 1906 ==

Ibn 'Abd Rabbihi

'IBN `ABD RABBIHI [Abu `Umar Ahmad ibn Mahommed ibn 'Abd Rabbihi] (860-940), Arabian poet, was born in Cordova and descended from a freed slave of Hisham, the second Spanish Omayyad caliph. He enjoyed a great reputation for learning and eloquence. No diwan of his is extant, but many selections from his poems are given in the Yatimat ud-Dahr, i. 412-436 (Damascus, 1887). More widely known than his poetry is his great anthology, the Iqd ul-Farid (" The Precious Necklace"), a work divided into twenty-five sections, the thirteenth being named the middle jewel of the necklace, the chapters on either side of this being named after other jewels. It is an adab book (see ARABIA: Literature, section "Belles Lettres") resembling Ibn Qutaiba's ` Uyun ul-Akhbar, from which it borrows largely. It has been printed several times in Cairo (1876, 1886, &c.). (G. W. T.)