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Hariri

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Hariri (Abu Muhammad al-Kasim al-Hariri) (härē`rē), 1054–1122, Arab writer of Basra Basra (bŭs`rə), Arabic al Basrah, city (1987 pop. 406,296), SE Iraq, on the Shatt al Arab.
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. His principal work is one of the most popular of Arabic books. It is called Makamat [literary assemblies], the name of a literary genre that was much affected at this time. It consists of 50 episodes, in which an old rogue, Abu Zaid, goes from place to place earning his living by his clever talk and his wits. It is written in an almost euphuistic style. Numerous Western translations have been made since the 17th cent.


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If the government's illegitimacy is mainly a function of its determination to proceed with the mixed Lebanese-international tribunal that will try those accused of killing the late Prime Minister Rafiq Hariri and others since February last year, then we have the bigger and more vexing problem of Lebanese-Syrian tensions.
Pierre Gemayel, like former prime minister Rafik Hariri (a Muslim who was assassinated in February 2005), had opposed Syrian influence in Lebanon.
For their part, Saad Hariri, the son of the late Rafik Hariri and a leading Sunni power broker in Beirut, as well as the Lebanese Sunni Prime Minister Fouad Siniora, are said to be now pushing to naturalize and enfranchise all of the 400,000 Palestinians in Lebanon in order to ensure that they are political allies.
 
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