افریسۺش ارعیۺںیمۺزغتؽۺیکۺروای  ت(ۺۺۺۺوحباہلۺۺوبۺیلعۺ،ۺۺدعسی،ۺرسخوۺ،ۺرویم)

Tradition of Thaghazul in Persian Poetry (In Reference of Bu Ali, Sadi, Khurso, Rumi)

Authors

  • Dr. Zahida Fazil Assistant Prof. Department of Urdu, University of Jhang, Jhang Author
  • Dr. Waqar Saleem Rana Department of School Education, Samanabad, Faisalabad Author
  • Dr. Muhammad Amjad Abid Associate Professor, Department of Urdu, University of Education, Lahore Author

Keywords:

Persian language and literature, Ghazal, poetry, Tradition, Bu Ali, Sadi Shirazi, Ameer Khusro, Jalaluddin Rumi, love, Terminology, Mystical, Ethical subjects

Abstract

Poetry is the expression of emotions and feelings, in which the 
quality of ghazal enhances its beauty. The Persian language is often 
called the sweet language. In Persian poetry, the charm of the ghazal 
enhances its beauty so much that it elevates the popularity of poetry 
to its peak. This rise is one that is unfamiliar with the fall, 
immortalizing the genre of ghazal. This paper sheds light on the 
tradition of ghazal through the words of classical Persian poets, 
which have opened the doors to new possibilities in poetry. It has 
also been observed that Urdu poets greatly admire Persian poetry, 
particularly in the chapter of Ghazal. This highlights the importance 
of Persian poetry and strengthens the tradition of its influence on 
Urdu Ghazal.

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2024-05-03

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