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'''Fuzuli''' was born |
'''Mehmed bin Süleyman Fuzuli''' most commonly refered to as '''Fuzuli''' was born around [[1494]] in the [[Safavid]] Empire, although his actual date of birth is unknown. He is one of the more famous [[Ottoman Empire|Ottoman]] [[Poet|poets]] and is concidered by many to be on the greatest contrbutors to [[Turkish literature]],especially that of [[lyrical]] poetry. It is said that he had a perfect knowledge of [[Turkish]], [[Arabic]] and [[Persian]], the three great eastern languages of the time, and wrote his collected [[poem|poems]] (Divan) each of these. In [[1556]] Fuzuli died of [[cholera]] in [[Kerbela]]. |
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== Works == |
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Some of his More famous works include the '''kaside''', The '''Leyla ile Mecnun''', a famous work about love and pain. The '''mesnevi''', which is considered to be one the most important works of Fuzuli and has influenced numerous Turkish and [[Iranian]] poets. The '''hadikad-üs- Sueda''' in which Fuzuli describes the tragedy of Kerbela which is an extremely sad incident of the [[Islamic]] history. This literary piece is one of the best works produced in Turkish. He also has numerous other works of importance. |
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'''Works Cited:''' |
'''Works Cited:''' |
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[http://www.kultur.gov.tr/portal/default_en.asp?belgeno=1468| Turkish Ministry of Culture]<br> |
[http://www.kultur.gov.tr/portal/default_en.asp?belgeno=1468| Turkish Ministry of Culture]<br> |
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[http://www.poetry-portal.com/poets22.html| Poetry Portal] |
[http://www.poetry-portal.com/poets22.html| Poetry Portal] |
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[http://concise.britannica.com/ebc/article?tocId=9365090| Encyclopedia Britannica] |
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[[Category:Turkish poets|Fuvuli]] |
[[Category:Turkish poets|Fuvuli]] |
Revision as of 02:02, 18 March 2005
Mehmed bin Süleyman Fuzuli most commonly refered to as Fuzuli was born around 1494 in the Safavid Empire, although his actual date of birth is unknown. He is one of the more famous Ottoman poets and is concidered by many to be on the greatest contrbutors to Turkish literature,especially that of lyrical poetry. It is said that he had a perfect knowledge of Turkish, Arabic and Persian, the three great eastern languages of the time, and wrote his collected poems (Divan) each of these. In 1556 Fuzuli died of cholera in Kerbela.
Works
Some of his More famous works include the kaside, The Leyla ile Mecnun, a famous work about love and pain. The mesnevi, which is considered to be one the most important works of Fuzuli and has influenced numerous Turkish and Iranian poets. The hadikad-üs- Sueda in which Fuzuli describes the tragedy of Kerbela which is an extremely sad incident of the Islamic history. This literary piece is one of the best works produced in Turkish. He also has numerous other works of importance.
Works Cited:
Turkish Ministry of Culture
Poetry Portal
Encyclopedia Britannica