|
1604 |
Cf. p. 304 (n.
1186), above. |
1605 |
Cf.
A. J. Wensinck in EI, s.v. "Okaz." |
1606 |
Lit., "to criticize its texture." |
1607 |
The
"suspended" poems, according to the traditional interpretation
of the word. A recent summary of modern scholarly opinions as to
its meaning may be found in Bulletin des etudes arabes
(Algiers, 1946), Vl, 152-58. Bulaq corrects "nine" to "seven,"
the number to which the Mu`allaqat are usually
restricted. For the poets, cf. also p. 397, above. |
1608 |
Cf.
Bombaci, p. 471. |
1609 |
For
the phrase used here, cf. Qur'an 4.6 (5). |
1610 |
Cf.
p. 383, above. |
1611 |
Cf.
1:34, above. |
1612 |
Cf.
1:32, above. |
1613 |
Cf.
pp. 382 f, and 393, above. |
1614 |
R.
Brunschvig, La Berbirie orientale,
II, 404, shows that this statement
is not correct. In fact, versemaking was always popular in Islam
with everyone who laid claim to some degree of education. |
1615 |
Cf.
Qur'an 24.44 (44). |
|
|