Abu al-Makaram al-Misri

أبو المكارم المصري

Abu al-Makaram Hibat Allah b. Wazir b. Muqallid — the Egyptian katib-poet punished by al-Qadi al-Sa'id for a lampoon; Najm al-Mulk Ibn al-Munajjim's famous intercession verses pleaded his case 1.

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Abu'l-Makaram Hibatallah b. Wazir b. Muqallid, katib and poet of Egypt; it reached the qadi al-Sa'id that he had lampooned him — he brought him in, chastised and reviled him, so Najm al-Mulk 'Ali b. Mifraj al-Ma'arri, known as Ibn al-Munajjim, wrote him interceding for the man. 1

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  1. Wafayat al-A'yan wa-Anba' Abna' al-Zaman — Ibn Khallikan
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