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Nizar Qabbani Arabic diplomat and poet. Born in Damascus (Syria) in 1923 from the family of Damascene, the Kabbani family, he received his baccalaureate from the National College of Science in Damascus and then joined the Faculty of Law at the Syrian University and graduated there in 1945. Nizar Qabbani, born in Damascus in March, 1923 In the house of Wiss, many water and flowers, from the houses of old Damascus, my father Tawfiq al-Qabbani, a merchant in his neighborhood, worked in the national movement and gave his life and money to her. My father has a rare sensitivity and love for poetry and everything that is beautiful. He inherited the artistic sense of his turn from his uncle Abu Khalil Qabbani poet, author, composer and actor and seed seed first in the renaissance of the Egyptian theater. My childhood was characterized by a wonderful love of discovery, the dismantling of objects, their return to their parts, and the chasing of the forms of society in our society. Nizar Qabbani married twice, the first of his cousin Zahra Akkibak, and gave birth to her. And the second Iraqi Balqis narrator and gave birth to Omar and Zainab. His son, Tawfiq, died at the age of 17 with a heart disease and was a great shock to Nazar. He died in a poem to the Damascene prince Tawfiq Qabbani. In 1982, Bilqis al-Rawi was killed in the explosion of the Iraqi embas*y in Beirut. Her departure left a bad psychological impact on Nizar and her legacy with a famous poem bearing the name Balqis.