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Ḥazīn

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  • Al-Ḥākim Mosque
    Islamic arts
    / Indian literature in Persian

    …obscure, prompting the Persian poet Ḥazīn (died 1766), who went to India in the early 18th century, to write ironic comments about its incomprehensibility. Bēdil, however, was a very interesting writer. His lyric poetry is difficult but often rewarding, while his many philosophical mas̄navīs deserve deep study. His prose work,…

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    …obscure, prompting the Persian poet Ḥazīn (died 1766), who went to India in the early 18th century, to write ironic comments about its incomprehensibility. Bēdil, however, was a very interesting writer. His lyric poetry is difficult but often rewarding, while his many philosophical mas̄navīs deserve deep study. His prose work,…

    Read More