Kareema: Scroll of Wisdom by Wollaston, Arthur N.

Kareema: Scroll of Wisdom (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781502746160)

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Kareema: Scroll of Wisdom by Wollaston, Arthur N.

Kareema: Scroll of Wisdom

$10.00
Kareema: Scroll of Wisdom by Wollaston, Arthur N.

Kareema: Scroll of Wisdom

$10.00
Format: Paperback
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This is a small volume of poetry embodying precepts which would do no discredit to the philosophy of this, twenty first century of Christian era.Concise and elegant the work is most popular throughout Persian speaking East.In addition to beauty of its diction, it is written in a meter which flows in easy cadence and fixes the words on the mind. Hence the lines are committed to memory unsurpassed by any book in Persian language.No perfect English translation of the work was in published in the 19th century and whatever attempts were made are out of print. The Urdu translation is presented for the benefit of Urdu speaking people as Persian language in Indian subcontinent has taken a back seat since independence.The other masterpieces of Shaikh Sadi are Gulistan and Bostan which describe stories with a moral ending.

Author: Arthur N. Wollaston,Sayid Mohammad Ashraf Fazili
ISBN-10: 1502746166
ISBN-13: 9781502746160
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Language: English
Published: 10/03/2014
Pages: 82
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.27lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.17d
By Arthur N. Wollaston
By Arthur N. Wollaston
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Sadi the celebrated poet was born between the years 1175 and 1193 at Shiraz. He studied for thirty years at Nizamia college Baghdad and due to political upheaval in his native country, he chose to travel to various regions of the world for thirty years more. He mixed with common people and also attended courts of Qazis and kings. He learnt eighteen languages, in which he could speak. He was made to dig trenches by Frank crusaders. He learnt Sanskrit language on staying in Somnath temple. After gaining lot of experience, he returned to his home town and wrote his masterpieces named Gulistan and Bostan meaning the gardens, which contain the everlasting flowers gathered by him from various corners of the world. The Kareema was taught to students in early stages to build their future moral character.

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