Kurd dar Āyīnah-yi Shi'r-i Fārsī: Az Rūdakī tā Shafī'ī Kadkanī: Persian 1403

"Kurds in the Mirror of Persian Poetry; From Rudaki to Shafi'i Kadkani" is a research and in-depth work that examines the role and presence of the Kurdish people in Persian poetry from the time of Rudaki to contemporary poets. Faramarz Aghabeigi, the author of this work, has been able to reveal the reflection of the culture, life, and identity of the Kurds in this literary heritage by exploring the poems of the greats of Persian literature. In this book, the author analyzes and interprets the presence of the Kurds in classical and contemporary Persian poetry in a scientific and fluent language and shows how this people, with their rich culture, have inspired many Persian-speaking poets. From Rudaki and Ferdowsi to Saadi, Hafez, and Nima, the traces of the Kurds can be seen in Persian poetry in various forms, and this book attempts to examine and analyze this presence with precision and elegance. One of the outstanding features of this work is its comprehensiveness and thematic diversity. The author not only introduces the poets, but also analyzes the themes and poetic images related to the Kurdish people. This book also examines the reflection of the nomadic life, epic spirit, and indigenous culture of the Kurds in the form of poetry and introduces it as an important part of the literary identity of Iran. This book is suitable for researchers of Persian literature, those interested in Kurdish culture, and those who seek a better understanding of cultural and ethnic links in Persian literature. The present work can be a valuable reference for interdisciplinary studies in the field of literature and culture.