"مقامات الحريري" is a collection of Arabic prose written by the 11th-century author أبو محمد القاسم الحريري. The work consists of 50 short stories, each featuring a different character and moral lesson. It is renowned for its rich language and intricate style, showcasing the beauty of classical Arabic literature. The stories are often centered around themes of wisdom, morality, and social issues, making them both entertaining and educational. "مقامات الحريري" has had a significant influence on Arabic literature and has inspired many writers, including الجاحظ and ابن المقفع, contributing to the development of the maqama genre.