Turkish literature in Iran
Turkish literature is one of the richest in the world, with themes like love and beauty. Turkish literature includes myths, religion, love stories, philosophy and ethics.
Akbar karimi
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Language and literature show a society's thoughts and culture. People use language and literature to share ideas and feelings. Literature softens emotions, develops taste and keeps ideas and values alive. Turkish literature is one of the richest in the world, with themes like love and beauty. Turkish literature includes myths, religion, love stories, philosophy and ethics. Iranian literature is in three main languages: Arabic, Persian and Turkish. This literature was created orally during the rule of the Umayyad Arabs and local rulers. Some texts from this era show how people used ancient poetry. Two examples are the children's song of Balkh and Basra. Arab poetry influenced the creation of new Iranian literature, which was mostly based on poetry. Sometimes it was written in native Arab forms and sometimes in Iranian forms. Turkish literature in Iran was created in Arabic from the time of the Prophet. Many great poets wrote in Arabic. These poets wrote in Arabic, even though it wasn't their mother tongue. Turkish literature began in the 3rd century Hijri with many works. It gave people great books like "Shan Qezi's story", which is about four old stories. Many famous poets like Emaduddin Nasimi and Molana Fuzuli wrote in Turkish. Their work was liked by poets in other countries.
Persian is an important part of this literature. It first appeared in the fifth century AH with Qatran Tabrizi and Asadi Tosi. In the eighth century AH, many great poets such as Khaqani and Nizami Ganjavi wrote in Persian. Namdar is also important. Nizami Ganjavi is known for his lyrical stories. The most important military work is Khamsa or Panj Ganj, which is very important in the realm of lyrical stories. Turkish literature is based on two principles: realism and imagination. These combine to create stories and tales that reflect nature and people's lives. Turkish literature covers work, relationships, family, religion, customs and more. Meanwhile, poets and lovers have helped to keep this heritage alive.
The Turkish language and literature have changed a lot recently. This has made it harder to understand stories from the past. Many people speak Turkish and respect Turkish literature. Turkish languages have many dialects and types of literature. Some researchers think Turkish languages are local varieties or dialects of the same language. But most researchers agree that the modern Turkish languages are separate. The information shows that Turkish peoples and languages are widespread. Researchers should study the history and structure of Turkish language and literature.
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This article was contributed by Mr. Akbar Karimi, the international reporter for Arirang Culture Connect and the Founder and Managing Director of the Samte Ganjineye Ghoghnoos Cultural-Artistic Institute in Iran. His leadership in preserving and promoting Iranian intangible cultural heritage, along with his extensive experience in cultural-artistic research and his active participation in international forums such as UNESCO and ICCN, enriches his contributions to the global cultural dialogue.
Translated by Dr. roya jalili
Director of international relations of Samte Ganjineh Ghoghnoos Institute: Farnaz Seydi
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