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narrative poem of approximately 4,600 lines composed in 584/1188 by the famous poet Nezami of Ganja.
LEYLI O MAJNUN, a narrative poem of approximately 4,600 lines composed in 584/1188 by the famous poet Nezami of Ganja. It is the third of his five long narrative poems known collectively as the Kamsa (the Quintet).
The origin of the story. Majnun (lit. possessed) is an epithet given to the semi-historical character Qays b. al-Molawwah b. Mozahem of the tribe Banu Amer. The early anecdotes and oral reports about Majnun are documented in Abu’l-Faraj al-Esfahani’s Ketab al-Algani (ii, pp. 1-78) and in Ebn Qotayba’s Ketab al-Shaer wal-Shoara. The relevant sources are described and studied in a pioneering article by I. Yu. Krachkovski, published in 1946, that was later translated from Russian into Arabic and other languages, including German by Hellmut Ritter (1955). Another study of later collections of accounts of Majnun, by Asad E. Khairallah (1980), analyzes Abu Bakr al-Walebi’s Divan of Qays b. al-Mulawwah al-Majnun. Based on various reports in these Arabic books, it can be inferred that the story originates in Arabia in the seventh century. In the Ketab al-Algani, a reference is made to a poet of the Umayyad period who used the pseudonym Majnun to express his unrequited love for his cousin, singing love songs about the pangs of separation, and encountering misfortune
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British English | American English |
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A | |
accelerator | gas pedal, accelerator |
accumulator | battery |
advertisement | commercial |
aerial (TV, radio) | antenna, aerial |
air hostess | flight attendant |
alsatian | German shepherd |
Amercian Indian | Native American |
anorak | parka |
anywhere | anyplace,anywhere |
at home | home, at home |
aubergine | eggplant |
autumn | fall, autumn |