Hair types

Ghazal poetry has several types, depending on the themes and ways in which it expresses love and feelings. Ghazal can be classified into several main types, including: 1. Platonic Ghazal: Definition: It is a type of ghazal that expresses pure and sincere love, devoid of any physical or material dimensions. It focuses on pure feelings and tender emotional relationships between the lover and the beloved. Famous poets: Qays ibn al-Mulawwah (Majnun Layla) and Rabia al-Adawiyya. Example: "I love you to the core, even if love is a mirage in the sand." 2. Explicit Ghazal: Definition: This type of ghazal is characterized by direct and moving discussion of the beloved's beauty, and may also touch on physical aspects. It is usually less romantic and more focused on outward appearances. Famous poets: Imru' al-Qais and al-Nabigha al-Dhubyani. Example: "O night of love, has the distance become apparent, or is your face still shining under the moonlight?" 3. Emotional Ghazal: Definition: Focuses on expressing feelings of love and emotional attachment, often touching on sadness, separation, and hope for a reunion. Famous poets: Nizar Qabbani, Qays ibn al-Mulawwah. Example: "You are in my heart, no matter how far you are from me, and you are in my mind; your love will not be lost no matter how long the days." 4. Obscene Ghazal: Definition: Ghazal that contains words or references of a sexual or obscene nature, and was popular in some ancient eras. However, it is rarely accepted in contemporary literature. Famous poets: Some pre-Islamic poets, such as Abu Nuwas, used this type of ghazal. Example: It often discusses physical beauty and desires without adhering to emotional values. 5. Modern Romantic Udhri Ghazal: Definition: It is a type of ghazal that blends passion, longing, and nostalgia, but expresses love in a more romantic and sophisticated way than traditional ghazal. Famous poets: Nizar Qabbani, Mahmoud Darwish.