See Qafih, Y. (1976), pp. 62–63; also in Qafih, Y. (1989), pp. 918–919, where he wrote: "For this reason, in Yemen they refrained from chanting secular poems, such as 'The Qat and the Coffee', 'The Bachelor and the Married Man', 'Said the City of Ta'iz', etc." ↑ Ḥafeṣ Ḥayyim (1966), pp. 105–106: Abdā bi-rabbī ḏī xalaq ‘īdān muksī bi-al-waraq. ↑ Known in Judeo-Arabic as Qiṣṣat al-Malḥafah (the Story of the Robe), written by the Jewish poet, Yefet (Ḥasan) b. Abraham al-Taʻizzī, who hailed from Ta‘izz. ↑ Ḥafeṣ Ḥayyim (1966), pp. 106–107: Abdā bi-wāḥid fī al-samā fāhim li-mufṣiḥ wa-a‘jamā. ↑ Maswari-Caspi, Mishael (1974), pp. 73–74 ↑ Excerpt from Ḥus Elohai mime‘onkha by Ḥisdai, pub. in: Iraqi ha-Cohen, Yosef, ed. (1999), p.