al-Bayzār "Plowman" : The name of a slave
Baghthar "Not Too Bright" : The name of a slave
Thu‘āla "The Fox" : A slave of Mujāshi‘
al-Jaythalūṭ [Unspecific term of abuse] : A slave
Dāsim "Mindful Worker" : The name of a blacksmith
Za‘‘āb "Bearer of Heavy Loads" : A blacksmith belonging to Ṣa‘ṣa‘a
al-Zubbayyān (sic) [al-Waqbān?] :
A slave belonging to [Ṣa‘ṣa‘a's mother] Qufayra
Shuqār "Red" : The name of a slave
Ibn Ṣam‘ā’ "Son of the Woman with Dainty Ears" : A freedman
Ḍāṭir "Big Guy" : A slave
Qunābir (sic) : A slave
Masrūḥ "Easy-going" : A blacksmith belonging to
Ṣa‘ṣa‘a and Qufayra
Makḥūl "Sooty" : A slave belonging to Taym
Hurmuz [A royal name of Persia deriving from Ahura Mazda]:
A slave belonging to Qufayra
A prosopography by Dr. Nu‘mān Muḥammad Amīn Ṭāhā, editor of
Muḥammad ibn Ḥabīb's Commentary on the Collected Poems of Jarīr
