Journal of the stylistic of Persian poem and prose
Journal of the stylistic of Persian poem and prose شماره 41

volume Number : 11
number In Volume : 3
issue Number : 41

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volume Number 11، number In Volume 3، ، issue Number 41

The Vamegh and Azra masnavi written by Asiri and its style based on unique version found in Fateh library in Istanbul

Alireza Ghujeh Zadeh(Author in Charge), Sedighe Jayervand, Masomeh Khodadadi

Abstract

Asiri is one of the skilled poets of 10 h lentury and poets of ottoman court that has remained unknown in spite of her creativities and poetry joy. Asiri in following with Nezami has composed a pentad that his fifth couplet – poem, “Vamgh and Ozra” system, is based on the rhythm and poetical metre of Khosro and Shirin of Nezami, description of love of Vamgh, son of Ghaan, Sasani king to Ozra, daughter of china emperor that has not published yet. The unique version of this system with number of 4141 is preserved in library of Istanbol conqueror. In this project, the writer tries with exploiting system verses, besides intruding asiri charater. Pay 10 studying and analyzing elements and particles of this couplet – poem. The performed studies indicate that asiri is a talented poet and her poems in full of different imaginary pictures and abundant composer. Attention to words and common contents, scientific terminologies and Qurani signs and story is evident in this system. The goal of this project, is responding to these two questions:

1) Who is asiri and how is her creativity and innovation literal and cultural realm?

2) Did asiri have an independent style or not and how much is her impression from past poets?

Keyword
Asiri , Vamgh and Ozra , Methodology , Tenth century , linear version

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