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Arib al-Ma'muniyya (c. 797 – 890) was an Abbasid poetess, courtesan, singer and composer who lived during the 9th century. Born into slavery, Arib rose to prominence and became one of the most famous artist in the Abbasid royal court, and lived through the reigns of many Abbasid caliphs.[1]

During the Symposium held at the House of Wisdom, Arib met the Hidden One Basim Ibn Ishaq.[2]

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