Qays ibn al-Mulawwah (died c. 688 AD), famously known as Majnun Layla ("The Madman of Layla"), is a central figure in Arabic literature and the archetype of the "romantic hero" in Middle Eastern culture. His poetry is renowned for its raw emotion, exploring themes of unrequited love, madness, and devotion. Youtube 20208 New Features In 2020,