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Ḥammād al-Rāwiya (Arabic: حماد الراوية, 'Ḥammād the transmitter') (Abu-l-Qasim Hammad ibn Abi Laila Sapur (or ibn Maisara)) (8th century), Iranian scholar born in Kufa. He was of Daylamite origin. The date of his birth is given by some as 694 AD, by others as 714. He is considered the first person to have systematically collected Arabic poetry. Biography in William McGuckin de Slane's trans. of Ibn Khallikan, vol. i. pp 470–474, and many stories are told of him in the Kitab ul-Aghdni, vol. v. pp 164–175.

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rdfs:label	حماد الراوية (ar) Hammad Ar-Rawiya (en) Hammâd le Transmetteur (fr) Ḥammād al-Rāwiya (it)
rdfs:comment	Hammâd al-Râwiya, le "Transmetteur", (arabe : حماد الراوية) est un "grand transmetteur" de Kufa, né en 694 ou en 714, et mort sous le califat d'al-Mansur (754-775), d'origine Daylamite. Admiré par Abû Amr Ibn al-Alâ', fondateur de l'école de Basra, il fut dénigré par son rival de Kufa, al-Mufaddal Ibn Muhammad al-Dabbî, et renié par les générations suivantes de philologues arabes. (fr) أبو القاسم حمّاد الراوية (نحو 60 هـ - 156 هـ / 680 - 773م): علاّمة أخباري من أشهر رُواة الشّعر، وهو أول من لقب بالراوية. أصله من الديلم، ومولده في الكوفة. جال في البادية ورحل إلى الشام. وكان مكينا ونديما مُسَامِرا للوليد بن عبد الملك، وتقدم عند بني أمية، فكانوا يسألونه عن أيام العرب وعلومها، ويجزلون صلته، وقال المدائني: «كان من أعلم الناس بأيام العرب وأخبارها وأشعارها وأنسابها ولغاتها. وكانت ملوك بني أمية تقدّمه وتؤثره وتستزيده، فيفد عليهم ويسألونه عن أيام العرب وعلومها ويجزلون صلته».وقد روى حماد كثيرًا من الشّعر الجاهليّ والإسلاميّ؛ ودواوين الشّعراء والقبائل وأخبار العرب. وهو في مقدّمة رُواة الكوفة، قال المدائني: «أهل الكوفة ثلاثة نفر من بكر بن وائل أئمة أبو حنيفة في الفقه، وحمزة الزيات في القراءة، وحماد الراوية في الشعر».إلا إنه كان يلحن أحياناً، وكان قليل النحو. (ar) Ḥammād al-Rāwiya (Arabic: حماد الراوية, 'Ḥammād the transmitter') (Abu-l-Qasim Hammad ibn Abi Laila Sapur (or ibn Maisara)) (8th century), Iranian scholar born in Kufa. He was of Daylamite origin. The date of his birth is given by some as 694 AD, by others as 714. He is considered the first person to have systematically collected Arabic poetry. Biography in William McGuckin de Slane's trans. of Ibn Khallikan, vol. i. pp 470–474, and many stories are told of him in the Kitab ul-Aghdni, vol. v. pp 164–175. (en) Ḥammād al-Rāwiya, ovvero Ḥammād il Trasmettitore, è lo pseudonimo di Abū l-Qāsim Ḥammād ibn Abī Layla Sāpūr (in arabo: ﺣﻤﺎﺩ ﺍﻟﺮﺍﻭﻳـة‎; Kufa, 694 – Baghdad, 772), è stato un poeta arabo. Di origine iranica, era figlio di un persiano del Daylam. Divenne un esperto di tradizioni, ansāb (genealogie, storia e poesia. Frequentò numerosi poeti della sua generazione, da Ṭirimmāḥ a ʿUmar ibn Abī Rabīʿa, da Jarir a Farazdaq. Grandemente apprezzato dalla corte omayyade, fu logicamente inviso agli Abbasidi, che s'impadronirono nel 750 del Califfato. (it)
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