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Pre-made sets rarely match the exact chapters your class covers, so the most useful Jarir flash cards come from the pages you were actually assigned.

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Example Jarir ibn Atiyah flashcards (Umayyad poetry)
Which tribe did Jarir ibn Atiyah belong to?The Banu Kulayb, a tribe of the Tamim group in Najd.
Who were Jarir's main poetic rivals?al-Farazdaq and al-Akhtal, in a famous series of poetic exchanges.
What is a naqida?A rhymed poetic exchange in which two poets answer each other's verses in public.
What poetic genres was Jarir known for?Praise (madih) and satire (hija), with satire especially associated with his name.
Which Umayyad ruler's governor did Jarir praise?al-Hajjaj ibn Yusuf, the powerful Umayyad governor of Iraq.
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Who was Jarir ibn Atiyah?

Jarir ibn Atiyah was an Umayyad court poet of the Banu Kulayb tribe, known for praise poetry and satire. He is remembered mainly for his poetic rivalry with al-Farazdaq and al-Akhtal.

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