"Elegy for al-Andalus" ( rithaa' ul-Andalus, also sometimes referred to by its opening words likuli shay'in) is an Andalusi qasida in the nuniyya style written in Arabic by Salih ben Sharif ar-Rundi in 1267.[1] At once a lament of lost paradise and a call to arms at a pivotal moment in history, the poem carries great historical significance. It is also one of the most famous examples of Andalusi poetry specifically and Andalusi literature in general.