The dove rings in familiarity and thousands

Tawq al-Hamama is Ibn Hazm's journey into the depths of the soul and the intertwined worlds of love, in which he draws a map of the feelings of lovers and the secrets of their hearts, as if writing for the reader a mirror in which he can see himself. Ibn Hazm goes through thirty chapters, in which he deals with the conditions of love at first sight, ways of expression, the language of the eyes, hidden messages, and keeping the secret when it becomes heated, or revealing it when it is unbearable. He talks about meeting lovers and their abandonment, their loyalty and their treachery, in a wise style that is full of his life experiences, Arab poetry, and tales of lovers. Each chapter is a pulse from the lover's heart, in which Ibn Hazm narrates to us what secrets are hidden and feelings broadcast, making The Dove's Collar a book that combines the tenderness of emotion and the wisdom of experience, and provides the reader with an increase in self-understanding and love of life.