Prince of the Palace of Gold

This story is one of the stories of Arab civilization, or the stories of golden life in the era of luxury and gold, enjoyment and mirth, and the prosperity of art and literature.. It is one of the images of politics and society, in a time when politics mixed with aspects of public life in its various forms; Writers, scientists, philosophers, and jurists had a share in it, and what a share!
This story depicts aspects of political, artistic, and social life, and analyzes one of the most important figures in history, and one of the most famous princes of Bani Abbas. The author called her "Prince of the Palace of Gold," which is a brilliant name. Because he lived in the palace of his grandfather, Abu Jaafar Al-Mansur, known as the Palace of Gold, which is one of the famous palaces that he built in Baghdad. Then because his era was a golden age, gold was one of his brightest, most circulated and ornate glories on the faces of dinars that were numbered in the hundreds of thousands, in precious jewelry and collectibles, in furniture and feathers, and in the treasures of palaces.
However, art and revolution are the most prominent characteristics of this artist prince. His life was a mixture of art and politics, the old and the new, entertainment and seriousness, and asceticism in the pomp and greed of kingship. He had great hopes and dreams, and he combined the art of literature with the art of singing. He was a poet, jurist, and innovative leader in singing and music. Then he wanted - in addition - to be a commander of the believers, a caliph of the Muslims, and a king of the Arabs and Persians!