Hafez Ibrahim, nicknamed the "Poet of the Nile," is one of Egypt's brilliant poets whose fame spread and whose poems echoed throughout the Arab world. He was known for receiving the overflow of the nation's feelings, sensations, and influences within himself, blending it all with his own powerful emotions to produce resonant and impactful verses, flowing with feeling and strong will.

His Diwan (collection of poems) is the best expression of this, containing his complete poetic works. The reader will journey through its atmosphere, sharpening their sense of Arabism, patriotism, and humanistic values. It will also return them to the richness of rhymed poetry, which carries enough meaning, expression, and musicality to leave a lasting echo in the mind and soul.

To facilitate the reading of these poems, they have been arranged according to their poetic purposes. Part One covers praises and congratulations, riddles, descriptions, narratives, romance (ghazal), and social themes. Part Two includes politics, complaints, and elegies. The book also includes an index of the poems arranged alphabetically by rhyme.

Book Details:
Author: Hafez Ibrahim
Publisher: Maktabat Misr-Cairo
Edition: 1
Pages: 481
Parts: 1
Binding: Cardboard cover
Paper: White
Printing: Single color
ISBN: 6222010906132