The Lebanese writer Ibrahim Zidane (born in 1879 AD in Beirut - and died in Cairo in 1956 AD) is one of the writers who was passionate about anecdotes and anecdotes. He published several books concerned with this topic, including: "Anecdotes of Honorable Men" and "Anecdotes of Lovers."
This book, "Singing Anecdotes," includes a collection of anecdotes that the writer selected from the main books of the Arab heritage, such as "Songs" by Al-Isfahani, "The Collection of Arab Poetry" by Al-Qurashi, and "Al-Bayan wal-Tabyin" by Al-Jahiz. These selections include poetic anecdotes and funny ones that deal with humorous situations. Others are quatrains.