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The 10 pages that link to Mu'allaqat, each with the reason it gives.

• Arabic poetryBroader topic: These poems exemplify the qasida and its formal conventions.

• Arabic prosodyRelated: Their verse exemplifies poetic forms that the prosodic tradition analyzes.

• QasidaBroader topic: These poems are among the best-known early examples of the qasida form.

• Pre-Islamic Arabic poetryBroader topic: These canonical odes provide the best-known examples of the tradition.

• Abu TammamRelated: Their prestige and conventions formed part of the inherited poetic repertoire Abu Tammam reworked.

• Antarah ibn ShaddadNarrower topic: Antarah’s best-known poem is counted among these canonical odes.

• Imru' al-QaisRelated: His best-known ode is included among this canonical group.

• Zuhayr ibn Abi SulmaNarrower topic: Zuhayr’s best-known standing comes from inclusion in this collection.

• Amr ibn KulthumNarrower topic: Amr’s ode became one of the poems grouped under this name.

• Labīd ibn RabīʿahNarrower topic: Labīd’s ode is one of the poems that secured his place in this canonical collection.