Hummam ibn Ghalib ibn Sa‘sa‘ah al-Tamimi al-Darimi wa-kunyatuhu Abu Firas (38H/658CE - 110H/728CE).

Farazdaq, born as Hammam ibn Ghalib ibn Sa'sa'ah al-Tamimi al-Darimi, was a distinguished Arab poet renowned for his eloquent panegyrics, satires, and elegies. His poetry is celebrated for its intricate imagery, rich vocabulary, and deep insight into Arab life and culture during the Umayyad period. Farazdaq's mastery in the use of the classical Arabic language and his sharp wit allowed him to navigate the complex social and political landscapes of his time, earning him a prominent place in Arabi...See more