The three lovers: Jamil bin Muammar, Kathir bin Abdul Rahman, and Al-Abbas bin Al-Ahnaf

This book details the original characteristics of three poets who shared monotheism in love. They are: Jamil bin Muammar, Kathir bin Abdul Rahman, and Al-Abbas bin Al-Ahnaf. They were among the magnates of flirtation in the youth of the Islamic era. These three lovers are distinguished by their seriousness in love and their keenness to The dignity of love, and the praise of chastity; For them, passion is a sentimental law, and it is not the pastime of children, nor the frivolity of young men. These are men who believed in love, so they glorified and glorified it, and for its sake they underestimated the hardships and horrors that the worshipers of beauty endure.
It pleased them to expose love and make it their share of glory, and that was because they grew up in days when people were of sound minds and hearts, so they revealed their secrets with a confident and safe statement, not with a doubtful, timid insinuation... The truth is that the Arabs in the youth of their time saw love as sacred, and this is It is the secret of the imitation that required beginning poems with a relative, and that imitation was only a response to a spiritual call that is directed only to people of Honesty, which is the call to feel the beauty of existence.