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Kāmil (كامل) or also al-Kāmil (الكامل) is one of the sixteen poetic meters in Arabic language originally found by the Muslim lexicographer and philologist, Al-Khalil ibn Ahmad al-Farahidi, and his pupil.[1]
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References
edit- ^ Atek, Abdul’aziz (1987). 'Ilm Al’arud Wal Kafia (The Science of Prosody and Rhythm). Beirut: Dar Annahdha Al-Arbia Li Attiba’a Wa Annachr. p. 7.