Research and Publications of Alisher Navoi’s Turki? Works in Iran
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https://doi.org/10.47814/ijssrr.v6i3.1132Schlagwörter:
Alisher Navoi; “Muhokamat Ul–Lug‘Atayn”; Transliteration; Muhammadzoda Siddiq; “Xamsat Ul–Mutahayyirin”; Muhammad Naxjavoni; “G‘Aroyib Us–Sig‘Ar”; Manuscripts; “Sanglox” Dictionary; Iranian Navoi StudiesAbstract
Alisher Navoi did a lot of work in Persian poetry, though not as much as in Turkic. In this sense, the Iranians probably respect Alisher Navoi as much as their own poets. It should be noted that the great Iranian poet Soib Tabrizi, one of the representatives of the famous “Sabki Hindi”, was a follower of the Turkic poets Alisher Navoi and Muhammad Fuzuli in Persian poetry. Based on the research on the life and work of Alisher Navoi, it is safe to say that in Navoi studies, after Uzbekistan, Iran ranks high. Especially in recent years, there have been radical changes in Iranian Navoi studies. In the past, only Persian works by Navoi were studied in Iran, but today it is difficult to find an unstudied work by the poet. In this article, we will try to provide one–on–one information about some of the researchers who have conducted research on the life and work of Navoi in Iran over the last 80 years and the books they have published.
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