Muhammad ibn Muhammad al-Arif Ardabili | |
|---|---|
.jpg) Miniature depicting the
Shirvanshah
Hushang being shown the Farhad u Shirin by Muhammad ibn Muhammad al-Arif Ardabili. Stored in the
Topkapı Palace in
Istanbul. | |
| Born | 1311 Ardabil |
| Notable works | Farhadnama |
Muhammad ibn Muhammad al-Arif Ardabili ( Persian: محمد بن محمد العارف اردبیلی) was a 14th-century poet who is principally known for composing the Persian poem Farhadnama between 1369 and 1372. [1]
Life
Not much information survives about him. He was born in city of Ardabil, in 1311. He was brought to the court of Shirvanshah Kavus and became a court poet. He completed his magnum opus Farhadnama between 1369 and 1372 (in Persian language). He was strongly influenced by Nizami Ganjavi. He was tutor of the Shirvanshah Hushang ( r. 1372/73–1382).
References
- ^ Çağman & Tanindi 2011, pp. 224–225.
Sources
- Çağman, Fílíz; Tanindi, Zeren (2011). "Selections from Jalayirid Books In the Libraries of Istanbul" (PDF). Muqarnas. 28: 243, Fig.24. ISSN 0732-2992. JSTOR 23350289.
Muhammad ibn Muhammad al-Arif Ardabili | |
|---|---|
|
Miniature depicting the
Shirvanshah
Hushang being shown the Farhad u Shirin by Muhammad ibn Muhammad al-Arif Ardabili. Stored in the
Topkapı Palace in
Istanbul. | |
| Born | 1311 Ardabil |
| Notable works | Farhadnama |
Muhammad ibn Muhammad al-Arif Ardabili ( Persian: محمد بن محمد العارف اردبیلی) was a 14th-century poet who is principally known for composing the Persian poem Farhadnama between 1369 and 1372. [1]
Life
Not much information survives about him. He was born in city of Ardabil, in 1311. He was brought to the court of Shirvanshah Kavus and became a court poet. He completed his magnum opus Farhadnama between 1369 and 1372 (in Persian language). He was strongly influenced by Nizami Ganjavi. He was tutor of the Shirvanshah Hushang ( r. 1372/73–1382).
References
- ^ Çağman & Tanindi 2011, pp. 224–225.
Sources
- Çağman, Fílíz; Tanindi, Zeren (2011). "Selections from Jalayirid Books In the Libraries of Istanbul" (PDF). Muqarnas. 28: 243, Fig.24. ISSN 0732-2992. JSTOR 23350289.