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ʿAzza al-Maylāʾ
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ʿAzza al-Maylāʾ

Arab musician
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  • Al-Ḥākim Mosque
    Islamic arts
    / The beginning of Islam and the first four caliphs

    …most famous female musicians was ʿAzza al-Maylāʾ, who excelled in al-ghināʾ al-raqīq, or “gentle song.” Her house was the most brilliant literary salon of Medina, and most of the famous musicians of the town came under her tutelage. Also famed were the female musician Jamīlah, around whom clustered musicians, poets,…

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    …most famous female musicians was ʿAzza al-Maylāʾ, who excelled in al-ghināʾ al-raqīq, or “gentle song.” Her house was the most brilliant literary salon of Medina, and most of the famous musicians of the town came under her tutelage. Also famed were the female musician Jamīlah, around whom clustered musicians, poets,…

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