Selections of songs for Al Asfahani

The Abbasid era was characterized by the flourishing of cultural and literary life, and Abu Al-Faraj Al-Isfahani emerged as one of its prominent figures, the author of the book "Al-Aghani", which is considered the collection of Arabs, rich in poetry, genealogies, days, and songs. Al-Isfahani was born in the city of Isfahan in the year 284 AH, after which he moved to Baghdad, the stronghold of literary and intellectual life, where he spent most of his life moving among princes and ministers, and enriched the literary scene with his valuable contributions.
Abu Al-Faraj mastered poetry, literature, and grammar, and he preserved the language and knowledge of the Arabs, recording this in his book, which took fifty years to write. "Al-Aghani" is a true encyclopedia that deals with Arab melodies, poetry, and stories in an interesting and objective manner, making it an indispensable reference for researchers and those interested in Arab heritage.
This book offers the Arab reader a selection of "songs", accompanied by an introduction that sheds light on various aspects of Al-Isfahani's life and works, bringing to mind the fragrance of the past, and radiating in the hearts unlimited inspiration and an opportunity to know the richness and depth of the Arab heritage through texts that reflect the spirit of the era and the pluralism of its arts.