Fuzûlî
Muhammad ibn Sulayman Fuzuli (محمد بن سليمان) (c. 1483 — 1556) foi um poeta turco de origem azerbaijano.[1] [2] Foi autor de divãs, obras em turco, em árabe e em persa.
Referências
- Encyclopaedia of Britannica "Turkish poet and the most outstanding figure in the classical school of Turkish literature"
- , Encyclopaedia of Iranica"...widely regarded as the greatest lyric poet in Azerbayjani Turkish..."
| Fuzûlî | |
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 Fuzûlî | |
| Nascimento | 1494 Carbala |
| Morte | 1556 Carbala |
| Cidadania | Império Otomano |
| Ocupação | poeta, escritor, artista |
| Religião | xiismo |
Ligações externas
- Encyclopaedia of Britannica "Turkish poet and the most outstanding figure in the classical school of Turkish literature"
- Encyclopaedia of Iranica "Fożūlī had his roots in the Bayāt tribe, one of the Oḡuz (Turkman) tribes settled in Iraq"
- Encyclopaedia of Iranica "...widely regarded as the greatest lyric poet in Azerbayjani Turkish..."
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| Era medieval e Otomana |
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