- AH/1582 CE).
Among the last
great Turkic accounts of
Yusuf and
Zulaikha is
Ḥadīḳat al-suʿadāʾ by Fuḍūlī (d. 1556),
whose m****cripts are
often illustrated...
-
monumental work of Nezami, the
Makhzan al-Asrar is
influenced by Sanai's
Hadikat al-Hakika.
Nezami acknowledges this, but
considers his work to be superior...
- by Baba
Qamil of
Gjakova in
Kosova to
translate into
Albanian Fuzuli's "
Hadikat-i Su'ada," a
classic 16th
century work in
Ottoman Turkish,
parts of which...
-
having a "semi-official" status.
There was a
French edition with the
title Hadikat-el-Akhbar.
Journal de
Syrie et Liban.
Others include the Tunis-based Al-Rāʾid...
-
Special cultural salon held on Wednesday,
during Ramadan iftar, held at
Hadikat Al-Tifl (Children's Garden) in
Makram Ebdeid street, Nasr City. The topic...
-
published both in
Arabic and
French from 1870. The
French edition was
entitled Hadikat-el-Akhbar.
Journal de
Syrie et Liban.
Hadiqat al-Akhbar was made a semi-official...
-
capital Beirut including Thamarat Al-Funoon, Al-Ittihad Al-Othmani, and
Hadikat Al-Akhbar. On 5
February 1909, El-Zein
published the
first issue of Al-Irfan...
- mätam.
While is
based on the work of
Azerbaijani poet Fuzûlî, also
named Hadîkat üs-Süedâ (حديقت السعداء; "Garden of martyrs"), it is the
first attempts...
