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هو الحب فاسلم بالحشا ما الهوى سهل
¶ 44 · 11 words · shading: how many commentators stop on each word
وَفِي حُبِّهَا بِعْتُ السَّعَادَةَ بِالشَّقَا ضَلَالًا وَعَقْلِي عَنْ هُدَايَ بِهِ عَقْلُ
For love of her I sold happiness for misery, in error, / and my reason, because of it, is a shackle keeping me from my guidance.
ʿAbd al-Ghanī al-Nābulusī (d. 1143/1731)
Kashf al-sirr al-ghāmiḍ fī sharḥ Dīwān Ibn al-Fāriḍ (his notes, marked (ن))
On the whole passage · 1 of 2
Only al-Būrīnī comments here.
al-Būrīnī
Commentary: see the 1872 print, p. 129 (the printed Arabic has not been re-read yet)
al-Nābulusī
﴿وفى حبها﴾
Commentary: see the 1872 print, p. 129 (the printed Arabic has not been re-read yet)
al-Nābulusī
﴿بعت السعادة﴾
Commentary: see the 1872 print, p. 129 (the printed Arabic has not been re-read yet)
al-Nābulusī
﴿بالشقا﴾
Commentary: see the 1872 print, pp. 129–130 (the printed Arabic has not been re-read yet)
﴿ضلالا﴾
Commentary: see the 1872 print, p. 130 (the printed Arabic has not been re-read yet)
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