Throughout history, the Lamia ode has been interpreted by Shiite and Sunni figures; Including “Ali Fahmi Busanai”, “Allameh Sheikh Jafar Naqdi Ammari” and “Allameh Sardar Kaboli”.
Throughout history, the Lamia ode has been interpreted by Shiite and Sunni figures; Including “Ali Fahmi Busanai”, “Allameh Sheikh Jafar Naqdi Ammari” and “Allameh Sardar Kaboli”.
Previously, the Lamie ode has been described by Shiite and Sunni figures or translated into various languages; but the book “Translation of the Lamie of Hazrat Abu Talib (a.s.)” is the only translation of the most complete version of the Lamie ode, because for the first time the ode with 133 verses has been collected and translated in this book.
Previously, the Lamie ode has been described by Shiite and Sunni figures or translated into various languages; but the book “Translation of the Lamie of Hazrat Abu Talib (a.s.)” is the only translation of the most complete version of the Lamie ode, because for the first time the ode with 133 verses has been collected and translated in this book.
Description of Lamia Poem of Abu Talib (a.s.) by Sardar Kaboli is one of the works which is revived, corrected, cataloged, and published for the international conference of "Abu Talib (a.s.), the Supporter of the Great Prophet (p.b.u.h)".
Description of Lamia Poem of Abu Talib (a.s.) by Sardar Kaboli is one of the works which is revived, corrected, cataloged, and published for the international conference of "Abu Talib (a.s.), the Supporter of the Great Prophet (p.b.u.h)".
