Divan de Férazdak récits de Mohammed-ben-Habib d'après Ibn-el-Arabi; publié sur le manuscrit de Sainte-Sophie de Constantinople, Tome 1 presents a critical edition of the works of the celebrated 7th-century Arabic poet al-Farazdaq. This volume, edited by Richard Boucher, draws from the manuscript held in the Hagia Sophia library in Constantinople, offering a valuable resource for scholars of Arabic literature and Islamic history. It also incorporates accounts from Mohammed-ben-Habib based on Ibn-el-Arabi's work, providing insights into the poet's life and times. The "Diwan" captures the essence of Umayyad-era poetic traditions and represents a significant contribution to understanding the cultural and intellectual landscape of the early Islamic world.

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