Qays Ibn Al-Mulawwah, often referred to as Majnun, is a legendary figure in Arabic literature, known for his unrequited love for Layla. His story is a classic tale of passion and madness, symbolizing the depths of love and longing. Qays's intense feelings for Layla led him to wander the deserts, where he became known for his poetic expressions of love and despair. The tale of Qays and Layla has inspired countless works of art, poetry, and literature throughout the centuries. Their story is often seen as a representation of the idealized and tragic nature of love, influencing various cultures and artistic expressions, including the famous Persian poem Layla and Majnun by Nizami.