
Abeed ibn Al-Abras
Abeed ibn Al-Abras was the poet and public speaker of Bani Asad .
Much of his poetry was lost .
The part of his poetry that reached us testifies to his mastery and high standing as a poet .
Although he was poor, he was a generous and noble man .
He was known for his shrewdness and wisdom .
He witnessed the murder of the king of Kinda, Hujr, Imru' ul-Qais' father .
He was indulged in a satirical exchange with Imru' ul-Qais .
He came to the court of Al-Mundhir ibn Ma' Al-Sama .
The king had a day of evil in which he would kill the first comer to his court .
Abeed happened to arrive at the court on that evil day, so the king ordered him dead .
Abeed chose to be given wine and then to have his vein cut, so he bled to death in c .
25 BH/600 AD .
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Abeed ibn Al-Abras
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Shrewdness and wisdom
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He came to the court of Al-Nu'man on the latter's day of evil. So, he ordered him dead. Abeed chose to be given wine and then to have his vein cut, so he bled to death.