An Arab poet from Kenda tribe, loved his cousin Fatima and wrote his most famous poems about her, but she rejected him for his manners. He died in the land of alienation during his trip to gather the tribes to support him in taking revenge from Bani Assad’s tribe who killed his father.

Imru' Al Qais sister, accompanied him on his journey to gather the tribes to avenge their father, she fall in love with her cousin Zaid bin Shurahabil, who was killed in the fortress of Al-Ablaq.

Imru' Al Qais cousin, Imru' Al Qais proposed to her, but she refused after discovering that he was watching her bathing with her friends and married Malik Bin Afar

One of the Knights of Makhzoum tribe, he defended Fatima and her father after the bandits intercept their way, and later married Fatima

King of Al-Ghassasenah in the Levant, waging an attack on Hirah and defeats its king Al-Monther.

The most invaded and war king among all of Hirah kings. He had two days: the misery day: in which he kills the first person he meets, and the bliss day: in which he gives gifts to others.