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Insha Allah Khan- A leading and historic figure of Urdu literature. Born in 1757 in Murshiabad ( India ) and whose family hailed from Irag. After having received a classical education in Arabic, Persian , and Turkish. He had compiled a Diwan of Urdu ghazals whilst still a child and in adulthood lived in Lucknow and […]
Read More →Mirza Kazim Ali- One of the pioneers of Urdu prose literature and was a Munshi ( Chronicler ) at Fort William College ( Calcutta ) in 1800. Djawan was a scholar of Persian and Arabic. Herote xhaste Urdu prose and also revised the Urdu transl Tt Boot Camp Games ation of the Quran, which was […]
Read More →Malik Muhammad – Born in Kum, Iran in 1528. He went to Kashan at an early age and stayed there till the age of 20. He also visited Kazwin where he spent time in the copmay of scholars and writers. Kummi was much sought after by the Safawid rulers and Persian dignatar Driverhound – Best Driver Update Software ! ies. In […]
Read More →The word means ” freeing oneself, escaping from something ” It is a technical term of literary usage and has a 1) Literary form and is used as a transition from the introduction to the subsequent themes. From the Abbassid times poets and critics favoured transitions by means of one or two lines serving as a link […]
Read More →From the Plural , Zuraifa. It denotes in traditional Islamic society and literary life a person endowed with zarf ( elegance, refinement ). Zarif is considered a type of “adib “, “tazaruff ” , and is viewed as an intens eriacta ification of certain features , intellectual, literary, social, and personal – all of which are […]
Read More →Yusuf Khass Hadjib- Tukish poet of 11th century AD whose work ” Kutadhghu Bilig ” – ” Wisdom of Royal Glory “, completed in 1069 , is the oldest monument of Islamic Turkish literature. Hadjib presented this work to the King Bughra Khan a El Juego Del Texto -75%- Como Conquistar A Una Mujer nd was […]
Read More →Shams al Shuara Kamal al Din- Persian poet of the early Safawid period. Born in 1500 Ad in Kashan and was a drapper by trade but became a professional poet. His work was appreciated at the Safawid Court and he also had contacts with the Mughal Kings of Deccan ( India ), where Akbar was also […]
Read More →It is the name of an Arabic stanzic poem , which then passed into Hebrew , Persian and Turkish. The name is derived from the Arabic ” Simt ” – meaning a thread or string. The oldest musammat are ascribed to Abu Nawas ( d.815 AD ). Some specimens can be found in Eastern Hebrew […]
Read More →Ahmed b. Umar b. Ali He took the takhallus of Nizm and the Honorific title of Nadim al Din ( or Nizam al Din). He was usually called Arudi ( the prosodist ) to distinguish him from other Nizamis. According to EG Browne Nizami is one of the most interesting and remarkable Persian poets of […]
Read More →Abu Ali al Fadl b. Djafar b. Al Fadl b.Yunus al anbari al Nakhani al Kitab. Poet and letter writer letter writer of the 9th century AD. Al Basir was born in Kufa ( modern day Iraq ) into a family of Persian origin . On account of his blindness he was nicknamed al Basir and […]
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