- gazel; the mesnevî), or
indirectly through Persian from the
Arabic (the
kasîde). However, the
decision to
adopt these poetic forms wholesale led to two...
-
languages such as Persian: قصیده (alongside چكامه, chakameh), and Turkish:
kaside. The
classic form of
qasida maintains both monometer, a
single elaborate...
- (which make up the
greatest part of the
repertoire of the tradition), or
kasîdes. But
there were
other common genres,
especially the mesnevî, a kind of...
- Tajik). In
Modern Iranian Persian, however, this
would be
transliterated as
kašide or kešide. "The Big
Kashida Secret". Lazrek, Azzeddine. "Arabic mathematical...
- Like the
surrounding Balkan countries,
Bosnia and
Herzegovina has had a
turbulent past
marked by
frequent foreign invasions and occupation. As a result...
- (which make up the
greatest part of the
repertoire of the tradition), or
kasîdes.
There were, however,
other common genres, most
particularly the mesnevî...
-
domes were
decorated with
verses from the Qur'an and
couplets from the poem
Kaside-i Bürde. The
qibli wall was
covered with
polished tiles with
lines inscribed...
- Schiller,
Friedrich (2011). An die
Freude –
Kaside Kunakka. Charleston: CreateSpace. An die
Freude –
Kaside Kunakka. Gaspîralî,
Ismail (2012). Kadînlar...
- the mesnevî مثنوی), or
indirectly through Persian from the
Arabic (the
kasîde قصيده). However, the
decision to
adopt these poetic forms wholesale led...
- the
Magnificent Nef‘î (1572–1635); a poet
considered the
master of the
kasîde (a kind of panegyric), as well as
being known for his
harshly satirical...
