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Nur advert-Din Jami was a prolific poet and scholar of the Timurid period. His works encompass numerous genres, including lyrical poetry, didactic works, and Sufi mysticism. Jami’s versatility and intellectual depth have secured his place among the many greats of Persian literature. The arrival of the twentieth century brought significant cultural and political changes to Iran, reflected in its poetry. The Constitutional Revolution, the influence of Western literary movements, and the socio-political upheavals of the time prompted poets to explore new themes and forms.

Looking for a poem for a particular particular person or an occasion? Ask other member for assist. Ways to enhance your poetry. Submit your methods, suggestions, and inventive ideas how to write better. For poets who need unrestricted constructive criticism. This is not a vanity workshop. If you do not need your poem significantly critiqued, do not publish right here. Constructive criticism solely. PLEASE Solely Put up One Poem a Day! For this assignment I focused on selections written by Rumi, Hafez, and lesser known poets of the Persian diaspora reminiscent of Kharqani and Qa’ani included in Radical Love: Teachings from the Islamic Mystical Tradition. This book is a set of brief poems, poetic Qur’anic verses, and hadiths (sayings) of Prophet Muhammed translated and edited by Omid Safi, a Professor at Duke College who largely focuses on Sufism and the historical past of the Islamic world. Reflecting the depths of the center. Nature and spirit, in a harmonious dance. In its embrace, our spirits leap. In the ocean’s dance, we find our key. A spiritual message, we discover. Underneath the sun, the moon, the star. Urges the spirit to rejoice. Within the wind’s whisper, our spirits leap.

Hafiz entitled additionally as "The Poet of The Poets". He's the supreme grasp of lyric-love-poetry. His collected works -Divan- (collected by Mohammad Golandam after Hafiz’s demise) primarily consists of lyric-love-songs of utmost subtly of poetic expressions, unprecedented richness of inner contents, inexhaustible depth of meanings, as well as, a really novel and revolutionary existential perspectives. Hafiz is a "magical poet" (shaer-e sahir) who can capture and truly did capture- the heart and mind of quite a few people of different ranks and from widely separated walks of life. Rumi had been married twice and had three sons and a daughter. When his father died, Rumi took over his place as sheikh of the religious faculty in the neighborhood and شعر و اشعار زیبا continued his father's practices of preaching, instructing, observing religious rites and practices, and ministering to the poor. Shams-i-Tabrizi was a Sufi mystic who labored as a basket weaver, traveling from city to town, participating with others but - based on legend - finding no one he might totally join with as a friend and equal. He started to focus his travels on finding someone who, as he stated, "could endure my company" and, sooner or later, a disembodied voice answered his prayers asking, "What will you give in return?