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February 8, 2023 At the beginning of a long line of ghazal poets identifiable by one name—before Ghalib, Baki, Kabir, Hafez, Sa‘di and Rumi—there was Jamil (d. 82 A.H. / 701 CE). His forced separation from Buthaynah, and his famous refusal to love anyone else, were the template for the fictional career of Majnun Layla and countless tales of lovers after that, and if these have eclipsed Jamil’s own verse it is a small wonder. How to separate the poet from the legend without killing the romance is the job of Jamil’s editor and translator, who will speak on the sociopoetic context of his corpus in the 7th century, its fortunes in the Abbasid period (during which a diwan of Jamil’s poems was collected and then lost), and its bilingual renewal in the 21st century. Presenter: David Larsen, Senior Research Fellow, Library of Arabic Literature Moderator: Toral Gajarawala, Associate Professor of English and Comparative Literature, NYUAD See our upcoming events: https://www.hrf-arabworld.org/events *********************** About the Humanities Research Fellowship for the Study of the Arab World: The Humanities Research Fellowship for the Study of the Arab World is a program that aims to build a platform of outstanding research relevant for the study of the Arab World from a variety of disciplinary backgrounds. The program started in 2014 and for the last seven years has hosted over 50 junior, mid-career as well as senior scholars from all over the world. To learn more visit our website: https://nyuad.nyu.edu/en/research/fac... *********************** Follow us on social media: Facebook: / nyuadhumanit. . Twitter: / nyuad_hrf