A pre-Islamic Arab poet from the Kinda tribe, he loved his cousin Fatima and wrote his most famous odes about her, but she rejected him due to his morals. He died in exile while gathering tribes to support him in avenging his father’s murder by the Banu Asad tribe.

Imru' al-Qais’s sister, she accompanies him on his journey to gather tribes to avenge their father. She falls in love with her cousin Zaid bin Sharhabil, who is killed at the fortress of Al-Ablak.

Imru' al-Qais’s cousin. He proposed to her, but she rejected him after discovering that he had been spying on her while she was bathing with her friends. She later marries Malik bin 'Affar.

A knight from the Makhzum tribe, he defends Fatima and her father when they are attacked by bandits. He later marries Fatima.

The king of the Ghassanids in the Levant, he launches an attack on the king of Al-Hirah, Al-Mundhir bin Ma' al-Sama, and defeats him.

One of the kings of Al-Hirah and known for his numerous raids and wars. He had two days: a day of misery, where he would kill the first person he met, and a day of joy, where he would bestow great rewards on those he encountered.