Farruchi Sistani

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Abu l-Hasan Ali ibn Dschulugh Farruchi Sistani ( Persian ابو الحسن على بن جولوغ فرخى سيستانى, DMG Abū l-Ḥasan ʿAlī b. Ǧūlūġ Farruḫī Sīstānī ; † around 1037/38) was a Persian poet . He wrote primarily ghazeles and panegyrics (eulogies) .

Life

Farruchi, whose father was a Mamluk of the Saffarid Ahmad, found public recognition after he had left his home province of Sistan in search of a patron , whom he finally, around 1016, in Fachr ad-Daula Abu l-Muzaffar Ahmad ibn Muhammad, the Emir of Chaghaniyan, found. A little later (before 1017) he set out on the court of the Ghaznavid where he (like Unsuri ) official Lobdichter the sultans Mahmud and Mas'ud was.

Farruchi Sistani is best known for the simplicity of his language and the acuteness of his thoughts. The basic themes of his Ghazele are love and joie de vivre, which he treats in a subtle way. Both poets and scientists of all time appreciated the elegance and freshness of his style. He left a divan with 9,000 verses; his poems include:

  • The peace
  • That night
  • autumn

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