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The Effect of Arabic Language and Literature in Nasser Kusro's Poetry

أثر اللغة العربية و أدبها في شعر ناصر خسرو

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 Publication date 2007
  fields Persian
and research's language is العربية
 Created by Shamra Editor




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Nasser Kusro lived between 394 and 481 Hijri , and he was one of great scientific figures and one of the most important fifth century poets and writers. He was effected by Arabic and its education and that appeared in several forms. The holly Quran was his first inspirer , he was effected by it in terms of the dismissial and the content as was effected by the prophet,s Hadith and Nahj Albaalaghah. And within his poetry we can see the arabic words and structures. Also he was affected by the Arab poetry, their proverbs and their sayings. By that he mixed between what it is Islamic and what it is Iranian until he created akind of the controversial style in the poetry that was not known before him.



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د. أحمد تميم داري، تاريخ ادب پارسى (مكتب ها، دوره ها، سبك ها وانواع ادبى)، مركز مطالعات فرهنگى – بين المللى، طهران 1379 ه.ش
بديع الزمان فروزانفر، احاديث مثنوى، انتشارات دانشگاه تهران
جمال الدين الدميري ،حياة الحيوان الكبرى ، مصر، 1356 ه
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