MAQAMAT

Maqamat Al-Hariri are much of the time referenced on delightful pictorial delineations displaying parts of life from the Golden Age of Muslim civilisation. Be that as it may, what were the Maqamat?

A Maqam (plural: Maqamat) is an Arabic rhymed composition artistic frame with short wonderful passages.* The Maqamat, written in a modern rythm, were fundamentally gone for instructed group of onlookers and left us with a great grandstand of pictorial conventions of the period. As indicated by Alain F George "The content is a magnum opus of Arabic writing".

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