Poet of Mirrors
Poet of Mirrors Mirza Abdolqader Azimabadi penname "Bee'del" (one who has lost or surrendered his heart) was born in Putna, India in 1644 CE and died in Delhi in 1721. One of the most prolific and…
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Poet of Mirrors
Mirza Abdolqader Azimabadi penname "Bee'del" (one who has lost or surrendered his heart) was born in Putna, India in 1644 CE and died in Delhi in 1721. One of the most prolific and regarded poets of his day, his style is considered the glory of Persian poetry of Central Asian/Indian origin. He spoke Bengali, wrote poetry in Persian (Farsi), and was familiar with Arabic, Urdu, Bengali and Sanskrit.
As he became familiar with the teachings of the Sufis, he continued to frequent their gatherings throughout life. Among many ethnic groups outside the present borders of Iran, whose culture/mysticism and literature is influenced by the Iranian culture and language, Bee'del is classified alongside Ha'fezan honor conferred on very few.Bee'del composed his first poems at age 10. Their literature influenced both his work and his growing involvement in things of the spirit.
Traveling widely
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River of Mirrors
Hall of Mirrors
Dance of Mirrors
Game of Mirrors
Corridors of Mirrors
The City of Mirrors
The Mask of Mirrors
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