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Qaṭrān

Persian poet
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  • Al-Ḥākim Mosque
    Islamic arts
    / Other poetic forms

    …the very early period, especially Qaį¹­rān, who was born near TabrÄ«z (now in Iran) and died after 1072. Through their display of virtuosity for virtuosity’s sake, his qaṣīdahs reached the limits of artificiality. The court poets tried to top one another in the accumulation of complex metaphors and paradoxes, each…

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    …the very early period, especially Qaį¹­rān, who was born near TabrÄ«z (now in Iran) and died after 1072. Through their display of virtuosity for virtuosity’s sake, his qaṣīdahs reached the limits of artificiality. The court poets tried to top one another in the accumulation of complex metaphors and paradoxes, each…

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