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Khwaju Kermani Visited by the Angel of Inspiration in a Dream. It was the first miniature in the manuscript of Three Masnavis by Khwaju Kermani illustrated by Junayd in Baghdad in 1396. In 1543/44 Dust Muhammad removed it from the manuscript and placed in the Bahram Mirza Album ( Muraqqa ), now in the Topkapı Palace Museum
Abu’l-ʿAṭā Kamāl-al-Din Maḥmud b. ʿAli, known as Khwaju, was a famous Persian poet and Sufi mystic in 8th century AH. According to his Gol o Nowruz Masnavi, he was born in Dhu al-Hijjah 20th, 689 AH in one of the dominant families in Kerman. Like his contemporary scholars, he was aware of most sciences and mastered some of them like ...
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Jul 20, 2009 · He was born in Kermān on 20 Ḏu’l-Ḥejja 689/24 December 1290, according to the poet’s own statement at the end of his mathnawi ( maṯnawi; narrative poem) Gol o Nowruz (line 4901ff.). Edward Granville Browne and Jan Rypka, reading haftād instead of haštād in the line with the dating, arrived at the year 1281.
Here are 10 things to do in the Tomb of Khaju Kermani in Shiraz, Iran. 1. Visit the Tomb Chamber: The Tomb of Khaju Kermani is a domed structure with a single chamber. The chamber is decorated with intricate tile work and has a large marble sarcophagus in the center. The tomb is a great place to get a glimpse into the life of the poet and to ...
Khwaju Kermani Visited by the Angel of Inspiration in a Dream. It was the first miniature in the manuscript of Three Masnavis by Khwaju Kermani illustrated by Junayd in Baghdad in 1396. In 1543/44 Dust Muhammad removed it from the manuscript and placed in the Bahram Mirza Album , now in the Topkapı Palace Museum
Kamal Al-Din Abul Ata was born in 662 SH in Kerman. He was one of the remarkable Persian poets in the eighth century AH and Mongol era and he has left us a lot of appealing poems. Abul Ata, who also was called Khwaju Kermani, traveled a lot and he went to different places such as Egypt and the Levant. When he returned to Iran, he inhabited in ...
