Khanai Qobadi

Khanai Qobadi (ca.1700–1759) was an 18th-century Kurdish Jaff poet, and one of the main Gurani poets. He lived first in the court of the Ardalans, based in southern Kurdistan, then that of the Bābān dynasty.[1] His masterpiece Shirin and Khosrow is written in 1740.

Rasten miwaçan Farisî şekeren
Kurdî ce Farisî bel şîrîntiren
Be lefz Kurdî, Kurdistan temam
Pêşbiwan mehzûz, baqî wesselam

Works

  • Divan (1005 beyit )
  • Heft Bend
  • Xusrew û Şîrîn
  • Şîrîn û Ferhad
  • Yûsuf û Zuleyxa
  • Leyl û Mecnûn
  • Eskender Name

References

  1. ↑ ḴĀNĀ QOBĀDI, Encyclopedia Iranica, accessed December 1, 2012
  • Joyce Blau, “Written Kurdish Literature,” in Philip G. Kreyenbroek and Ulrich Marzolph, eds., History of Persian Literature, Companion Volume II: Persian Popular Literature; Literatures in Modern Iranian Languages other than Persian, 2010, pp. 103–28.
  • Ḵānā Qobādi, Širin o Ḵosrow, ed. M. M. ʿEbd el Kerim, as Šīrīn ū Ḵusrew, akari ṝ‘irî nawdarî kurd Xanay Qubadi, Baghdad, 1975.


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