About the life of Adib Saber, a Seljuk poet
Adib SaberAn abstract of the biography of Adib Saber:
Full name: Shahab al-Din Sharaf al-Adba, Adib Saber bin Ismail Tarmzi
Date of birth: first half of the 6th century
Place of birth: Tirmaz
Reason for fame: famous poet of the 6th century
Death: 546 AH
Cause of death: Drowning in Jihun by the order of King Estez of Khwarazm
Biography of Adib SaberBiography of Adib Saber:
Shahab al-Din Sharaf al-Adba, the writer Saber bin Ismail Tirmezi, was born in the first half of the sixth century. This poet lived in the Seljuk era and his poetry began in the city of Tirmaz. Later, he chooses other areas such as Merv, Balkh, and Khwarezm to live and sing the praises of Sanjar. When Sanjar sent him to carry out a mission to Atsez of Khawarizmshah, he stayed in this city for a while and engaged in Madge Atsez.
Atsez had planned a conspiracy to kill Sanjar, which Saber knew about and informed Sanjar through him, as a result, Atsez's plan was invalidated, and according to Atsez's order, Adib Saber was drowned in the Nile River in 546 AH.
Divan and copies of this poet are available which have 647 lines of poetry and lyrical lyrics and lyrical lyrics are also found. The poems of this poet are very simple, fluent and excellent. He was a Shiite religion and he mentioned his poems with the same meaning.
Dolatshah Samarqandi says in Tadzkhar al-Shaara about Adib Saber:
This skilled scientist and accomplished writer was also known as a perfect poet and moved from Tirmaz to Merv during Sanjar's reign. The origin of this poet is from Bukhara, but he has found a place in Khorasan. Adib Saber was extremely eloquent and had a smooth and fluent speech so that it was closer in nature to the poems of his peers.
The teacher of the writer Saber Seyyed Ajal is the venerable Abu Jaafar Ali bin Hossein Qudama Mousavi, who is considered the chief of Khorasan by his respect and reverence, Sultan Sanjar Seyyed is introduced as his brother.
This affidavit was composed by Saber in praise of Seyed, and this is some of the odes, and Lalekha says:
My body is captive with love and my heart is redeemed by love
My heart has been redeemed and my eyes did not see the way to escape
You and I are not afraid to spread love and goodness in the name of Lily and Majnoon
Blame of this love and love on Majnoon// Compensation of Hassan and Hassan on Lily
Before you taste the sweetness of honey // God Almighty put healing in honey
A book of poems by Adib SaberIn insulting Sultan Seyyed Abu Jaafar as his brother, he composed an ode and says that this verse is from that ode: Lelkha says: Although the best man in the world is a son, he called a great man a father, so that his Sultan calls him a brother.
According to what has been narrated, Adib Saber was very respected by Sultan Sanjar and government officials. When the people of Khwarazmshah had a rebellion with the Sultan in Khwarazm, he secretly sent the Sultan Adib to Khwarazm to constantly investigate his condition and get his news.
Atsez sent a sacrificer to injure and then kill the Sultan on the day of gathering. The face and awe of this person was seen by Adib Saber and finally he drew it on paper and sent it to Merv. That person was found in Merv, and Etsez found out about this work of Saber in Khwarezm, and tied the hands and feet of this writer and threw him in Jihun, which caused his death.
Khondmir says in Habib al-Sir:
Writer Saber Tirmezi is one of the poets of Sultan Sanjar's time, who is a writer among the poets, and Fazal was also in order. He used to write eloquent poems on the pages of the times and his skill in this technique had reached such a level that Hakim Anuri preferred him over himself. In that piece that he wrote about the number of his virtues and this piece is one of his poems:
Devat son is a pest of the government // Tame the fierce government first
What do you want to make a government out of two things?
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