Seyf al-Dawla
Seyf al-Dawla (d. 967) was an influential 10th-century Emir of the Hamdanid dynasty, known for his patronage of the arts, particularly poetry. His court in Aleppo became a cultural hub where poets, scholars, and artists flourished, and he is most famously associated with the poet al-Mutanabbi, who often celebrated his bravery and nobility in verse. Seyf al-Dawla's leadership is marked by military campaigns against the Byzantine Empire, and he is remembered for his efforts to promote Arab culture and literature during a time of political fragmentation.
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Seyf al-Dawla was the prince who summoned al-Mutanabbi to address his perceived slight.
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