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The raven-eyed Kashmiris and the Turks of Samarkand are dancing in all their splendor with the poetry of Hafez of Shiraz - Hafez This is a verse from Hafez's nine-verse Ghazal Sīne mālāmāl - my heart is brimful of pain. " However 14 of the 30 manuscripts of this Ghazal contain the verse as: Do not give your heart to the beautiful ones, Hafez / look at all the violence that the Turks of Samarkand did against the Khwarezmians. However according to historians, this line was composed by Hafez in the aftermath of Timurid devastation occurring in Khwārezmin 1379. Shafiʿi-Kadkani explains this potentially authentic double authorial rendition by suggesting that it is one of the few cases in which Hafez has re-edited his own text for political reasons: “Hafez, after Timur’s conquest of Fars, probably interpolated this verse as a result of fearing the violent and merciless actions of the Turk of Samarkand. Ingenito, Domenico. “Hafez’s ‘Shirāzi Turk’: A Geopoetical Approach.” Iranian Studies 51.6 1–37. Web. Kashmir in Persian literature: This is a series dedicated to Kashmiris and Persian poets whose work reflected Kashmir and its people. Kashmir, according to Iqbal, is known as the Iran-e-Sagheer - the Little Iran. This is due to the Central Asian influence which added its essence deeply in the country 14th century onwards. Kashmiri poets, writers and Saints would often write in Farsi. It established Kashmir as an important centre in the Farsi speaking world. Farsi was an official language from the 15th century until 1899 when Urdu replaced it. However it’s influence continues to be on our language and even our civilisation. Photos by @omarbazaz Translation: Domenico Ingenito / @aga_hani #KashmirHistoryProject #Kashmir #Kashmiris #فارسی #غنی_کشمیری #Iran #Samarkand #farsipoetry #persianpoem #حافظ #شعر #شیراز #غنی https://www.instagram.com/p/CQqxrUVssNz/?utm_medium=tumblr
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من عاشق تو هستم این گفتگو ندارد.
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[Man âsheqe to hastam een goftegoo nadârad]
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-🗣شاعر: محمدحسین بهجت تبریزی
متخلص به (شهریار)
❤️زادروز: ١١ دی ۱۲۸۵ خورشیدی
خوشکناب، ایران
💔درگذشت: ۲۷ شهریور ۱۳۶۷ (۸۲ سالگی)،تهران،ایران
📍ملیت: ایرانی و پارسی گوی و آذری زبان
📜آثار: کلیات اشعار شهریار،
منظومه حیدربابایه سلام، مجموعه پنج جلدی، دیوان ترکی
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I just Love you, no more discussion!
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-🗣Poet: Seyyed Mohammad Hossein Behjat Tabrizi (Shahriar)
❤️Born: 1906
Tabriz, Iran
💔Died: September 18, 1988 (aged 82)
Tehran, Iran
📍Ethnicity: Iranian(Azari)
📜Major works: Heydar babaya salam
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My body is a flower from the garden of paradisaical Kashmir, my heart is from the sanctum of Hijaz and my song is from Shiraz - Allama Iqbal Kashmir in Persian literature: This is a series dedicated to Kashmiris and Persian poets whose work reflected Kashmir and its people. Kashmir, according to Iqbal, is known as the Iran-e-Sagheer - the Little Iran. This is due to the Central Asian influence which added its essence deeply in the country 14th century onwards. Kashmiri poets, writers and Saints would often write in Farsi. It established Kashmir as an important centre in the Farsi speaking world. Farsi was an official language from the 15th century until 1899 when Urdu replaced it. However it’s influence continues to be on our language and even our civilisation. Photos by @itskadla Compilation: @persian.poetry.in.urdu Translation: @aga_hani #KashmirHistoryProject #Kashmir #Kashmiris #فارسی #غنی_کشمیری #Iran #Samarkand #farsipoetry #persianpoem #iqbal #اقبال https://www.instagram.com/p/CQlzkEjMeNF/?utm_medium=tumblr