'ABLAH (عبلة).  f.  Variant spelling of Arabic 'Abla, meaning "woman with a full figure."

... Mohammed declared Imru-ul-Quais was Constantinople's chief poet, singing sometimes of its warfare, sometimes of his love for its princess, Ibla or ’Ablah... (The Sacred Books and Early Literature of the East, Horne, 1917)

    Abu Abd Allah Muhammad Ibn Bakhiyar Ibn Abd Allah al-Muwallad, surnamed al-Ablah, was a native of Baghdad and a celebrated poet, one of the best who flourished in later times... Ibn al-Jauzi says, in his History, that al-Ablah died at Baghdad in the month of the latter Jumada, A.H. 579 (Sept.-Oct. A.D. 1183). (Ibn Khallikan's Biographical Dictionary, v.3, 1868)