Ibn Makânis
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Ibn Makânis (745/1345–794/1392), was one of the most significant Arabian poets who lived in Mamluk period. His whole name was Abu’l-Facac Fahr al-Din Abd al-Rahman b. Abd al-Razzaq b. Ibrahim al-Qibti al-Misri. Ibn Makânis, a member of a Christian Coptic family, has an ironic didactic urdjûza poem that deals with how to behave in society.[1]
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- ↑ Ayyıldız, Esat (2019). Klasik Dönem Sonrası Arap Şiirinde İbn Mekânis’e Ait Sosyoloji Temalı İronik Bir Didaktik Urcûze Denemesi. 4. Uluslararası Sosyoloji ve Ekonomi Kongresi. Ankara. pp. 343–355. ISBN 978-625-7029-53-7. Search this book on
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