Ibn Hazm's book is considered one of the first books published to people on love, and despite the many books written after it on its subject, it is still unique in what gives it a special place among his books, as it presents love with extraordinary frankness, in a funny narration that arouses admiration.
The author tells us frankly about himself, and he has told more than one story, and he relies on direct, free and frank observation. The book, in its original size, is long and narrower than the estimated size of this summary. In the original, there is a lot of talk that is difficult for the average reader to understand. It also contains many citations and reports with repeated meanings, and words that are not permissible to be published. Therefore, this summary took care to delete the duplicate, and what is not permissible to be published, and explained in the margin what is difficult to understand.