Telephone from Andalusia

The events of this novel take place in the fifth century AH, in the country of Andalusia, specifically in Cordoba, where the hero of the novel, the poet Ibn Zaydun, grew up. His poetry was greatly influenced by the nature of his charming city, and he was also influenced by the circumstances in which he lived, as his father was one of the most senior judges of Cordoba, so he grew up The boy was in a house of knowledge, literature, wealth, and grace. He lived a luxurious life, and became attached to the arts, music, and singing. He was also interested in studying literature and language arts, and he excelled in them, and was appointed a minister. As a writer for Ibn Jahur, Ibn Zaydun became Cordoba's spoiled boy, its hoped-for hero, its unparalleled poet, and its unparalleled writer.
Ibn Zaydun fell in love with the birth of Bint Al-Mustakfi, who was one of the most famous poets of Andalusia at that time, and she accepted him as a preacher, but his peaceful life did not last long, as his envious people plotted plots and intrigues against him, until he was thrown into prison, and in the end he was forced to flee to Seville. And he died there.
In addition to the biography of Ibn Zaydun, the novel deals with a chapter in the history of Islamic civilization in Andalusia, Paradise Lost, as it reviews its streets and aspects of luxury.