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The "Diwan-i Jahanshah Haghighi Poem Book" presents a version of the divan based on handwritten manuscripts from the library of the Academy of Sciences of Armenia, housed in the "Matenadaran Fund." Jahanshah Haghighi, a prominent figure, served as the powerful ruler of Qaraquyonlu from 1438 to 1467. His reign extended over a vast territory, including Eastern Anatolia, South Caucasus, and regions encompassing modern-day Iraq, Central Iran, Kerman, and Makran. The capital of his empire was Tabriz. Jahanshah Haghighi's divan, a collection of his poetic works, provides a glimpse into the cultural and literary richness of his era. This version, ba...
The "Diwan-i Jahanshah Haghighi Poem Book" presents a version of the divan based on handwritten manuscripts from the library of the Academy of Sciences of Armenia, housed in the "Matenadaran Fund." Jahanshah Haghighi, a prominent figure, served as the powerful ruler of Qaraquyonlu from 1438 to 1467. His reign extended over a vast territory, including Eastern Anatolia, South Caucasus, and regions encompassing modern-day Iraq, Central Iran, Kerman, and Makran. The capital of his empire was Tabriz. Jahanshah Haghighi's divan, a collection of his poetic works, provides a glimpse into the cultural and literary richness of his era. This version, based on manuscripts preserved in the Academy of Sciences of Armenia, offers readers an opportunity to explore the poetic expressions and cultural contributions of Jahanshah Haghighi during his influential rule. The divan serves as a valuable historical and literary resource, shedding light on the artistic and political dimensions of this ruler's legacy.
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Persian classical poetry is one of the richest and most revered traditions in world literature, with its roots stretching back over a thousand years. It is deeply intertwined with the history, culture, and philosophy of Iran, and has influenced not only the Persian-speaking world but also neighboring regions. Classical Persian poetry is characterized by its strict forms, intricate rhyme schemes, and rhythmic patterns, with many poets composing their works using ghazals (lyric poems), rubaiyats (quatrains), and masnavis (narrative poems). The use of metaphor, symbolism, and allegory is a hallmark of this tradition, often exploring themes such as love, beauty, mysticism, nature, and the human condition. Some of the most renowned figures in classical Persian poetry include Hafez, Saadi, Rumi, and Omar Khayyam. Hafez, for instance, is known for his exquisite ghazals that explore the themes of love, wine, and the search for truth. Rumi, the famous mystic poet, blended Persian poetry with Sufism, creating works that delve into spiritual enlightenment, divine love, and the quest for union with the Beloved. Saadi’s Golestan and Bustan are masterpieces of moral and social philosophy, while Khayyam’s Rubaiyat provides philosophical reflections on the fleeting nature of life. Classical Persian poetry continues to be cherished for its linguistic beauty, spiritual depth, and timeless relevance, influencing contemporary poets and readers around the world.
Weight | 600 g |
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Condition | New |
Origin | Iran |
Product Type | Persian Classical Poetry |
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Book Size | Octavo |
Format | Hardcover |
Language | Persian |
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