Naslov (tur)

Kitab anit al-arifin

Autor

, Tag zade Gafar Halikan

Opis (srp)

Uz dvorske pesnike nastupali su i dvorski pevači koji su jednostavno izvodili dela uključujući Ibrahima al-Mausilija, njegovog sina Ishaka al-Mausilija i Ibrahima ibn al-Mahdija, sina halife al-Mahdija. Mnoge priče o tim prvim pevačima ispričane su u Kitab al-agani ili Knjizi pesama Abu al-Faradža al-Isfahanija. Sufijska tradicija je takođe dovela do stvaranja poezije tesno povezane sa religijom. Sufizam je mističko tumačenje islama i naglašavao je alegorijsku prirodu jezika i pisma. Mnoga dela sufijskih pesnika izgleda da je bio jednostavan gazal ili hamrija. Pod maskom ljubavi ili vinske pesme oni će razmišljati o smrtnosti i pokušavati da dostignu transcendentno. Rabija al-Adavija, Abd Jazid al-Bistami i Mansur al-Haladž pripadaju grupi najznačajnijih sufijskih pesnika, ali njihova poezija i učenje smatrani su opasnim pa je al-Haladž na kraju razapet na krst zbog bogohuljenja.

Opis (eng)

Court poets were joined with court singers who simply performed works included Ibrahim al-Mawsili, his son Ishaq al-Mawsili and Ibrahim ibn al-Mahdi son of caliph al-Mahdi. Many stories about these early singers were retold in the Kitab al-Aghani or Book of Songs by Abu al-Faraj al-Isfahani. The Sufi tradition also produced poetry closely linked to religion. Sufism is a mystical interpretation of Islam and it emphasised the allegorical nature of language and writing. Many of the works of Sufi poets appear to be simple ghazal or khamriyyah. Under the guise of the love or wine poem they would contemplate the mortal flesh and attempt to achieve transcendence. Rabia al-Adawiyya, AbdYazid al-Bistami and Mansur al-Hallaj are some of the most significant Sufi poets, but their poetry and doctrine were considered dangerous, and al-Hallaj was eventually crucified for heresy.

Jezik

turski

Datum

2012-03-14T09:51:12.432Z

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