The ruling on those who recite poetry.

As for poets whose disbelief is established, like Al-Hallaj and Ibn Arabi, he says: poetry is not a belief in what they brought, but the beauty is in the words.

There's nothing wrong, nothing wrong. Now, the best poetry people recite, these are the Mu'allaqat.

All the Mu'allaqat are by disbelievers. The Mu'allaqat that the people of Arabic cite and students of knowledge memorize are all by disbelievers.

All of them, the seven Mu'allaqat: Antarah and.

Amr ibn Kulthum, Labid, and Imru' al-Qais, all of them are disbelievers, these are not Muslims.

And you memorize the Mu'allaqat, students of knowledge memorize them, there's nothing wrong with that.

If the poetry is good speech, it's not a problem, whether a disbeliever said it or a Muslim, it doesn't matter, it doesn't matter.