Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Abdul Ghafar al-Akhras (Arabic: عبد الغفار الأخرس)( 1805 - 1875 ) titled al-Akhras (meaning dumb because he has slip), was an Ottoman poet and calligrapher, born in Mosul who moved to live in Baghdad. He attended the seminar of Mahmud al-Alusi (Mufti of Ottoman Iraq). During his life in Baghdad, al-Akhras was an enemy of \"Omar bin Ramadan al-Hiti\" another poet and calligrapher. They satirized each other.Al-Akhras authored many famous jokes and proverbs. He wrote \"Abdul Ghani Al Jamil's collection of poems\". Al-Akhras, Mohammed Saeed Al-Habboubi,and Abdul Baqi Al-Omari are considered the best 19th century Ottoman-Iraqi poets. He was buried in Basra in 1875."@en }
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- Abdul_Ghafar_al-Akhras abstract "Abdul Ghafar al-Akhras (Arabic: عبد الغفار الأخرس)( 1805 - 1875 ) titled al-Akhras (meaning dumb because he has slip), was an Ottoman poet and calligrapher, born in Mosul who moved to live in Baghdad. He attended the seminar of Mahmud al-Alusi (Mufti of Ottoman Iraq). During his life in Baghdad, al-Akhras was an enemy of \"Omar bin Ramadan al-Hiti\" another poet and calligrapher. They satirized each other.Al-Akhras authored many famous jokes and proverbs. He wrote \"Abdul Ghani Al Jamil's collection of poems\". Al-Akhras, Mohammed Saeed Al-Habboubi,and Abdul Baqi Al-Omari are considered the best 19th century Ottoman-Iraqi poets. He was buried in Basra in 1875.".