كتاب الزُّجاجة البِلَّوريَّة شرحُ قصيدة الخَمريَّةلمُحَمَّد زين العابدين بن مُحَمَّـد الغَـمْريِّ سِبْـطِ المَرصَفِيِّ(ت: 966هـ)[دراسةً وتحقيقاً]

The khamriyyah poem is one of the most famous and greatest poems in the Khamryyat(wine poems), or what is called the Sufis "Divine Love" wroted by Ibn Al-Farid who is considered as the founder of this style of poems. He mixed with it the meanings of wine and love, where wine is a symbol of "Divine Love", and drunkenness is the amazement that afflicts the lover as a result of nostalgia and longing for the beloved. This poem has been explained by many explanations, including: Explanation of Al-Sibt al-Marsafi called The Book of Azzujajah Al-Billawriyyah: an Explanation of the Poem of Al-Khamriya by Muhammad Zain al-Abidin bin Muhammad al-Ghamri, Sibt al-Marsafi (T. 966 AH). The aim of this study was to make the book available to researchers and those interested in Sufi poetry, as well as to introduce Al-Sibt Al-Marsafi, and his approach to commenting on the poem, where he started with an introduction and then explained its vocabulary linguistically and idiomatically according to the Sufi meanings, then he summarized and mentioned the benefits and some notes. The study followed the steps of the historical descriptive approach when studying the author's era and his personal and scientific life, and the scientific method in investigation and commentary in studying the manuscript and attributing what he referred to by returning to the appropriate sources. The most important conclusions of the study: The explanation: "Azzujajah Al-Billawriyyah" contained