Biography of Siraj Qamari, a satirical poet of the sixth and seventh centuries
Siraj QamoriSummary of Siraj Qamori's biography
Full name: Sirajuddin Qumri Amoli
Famous: Siraj Qamori, Qamori Amoli
Period of life: 6th and 7th lunar centuries
Place of birth: Khorezm or Golestan
Profession: Persian-speaking poet
Works: Divan Poems of Siraj Qamori
Death: 625 lunar year
Biography of Siraj QamoriBiography of Siraj Qamuri
Sirajuddin Qumri Amoli is one of the poets of the middle of the 6th century and the beginning of the 7th century AH. He is known as Siraj Qamori or Qamori Amoli. Many attribute his origin to Khwarazm and some to Gorgan, but he is often considered to be from the people of Amol. He lived in the era of Emadi Shahriari and Kamal Ismail and praised Sultan Ghiyasuddin Malik Shah of Khwarazmi.
Some sources consider him to be one of the students of Imam Fakhr Radi and Master Khwaja Nasir al-Din Tusi.
Diwan Siraj Qamuri
Divan assigned to Siraj Qamuri has more than 13 thousand verses. He was a witty and witty singer. Diwan Siraj Amoli was published in 1368 with the efforts of Dr. Badullah Shokri, the basis of this Diwan is handwritten. Omar bin Muhammad Lalai Marozi wrote this work in Jumadi al-Awl of the year 716. The manuscript divan is now found in the Chesterby Library in Ireland.
Siraj Qamuri's poetry collectionThe poetic characteristics of Siraj Qamori
According to what Seyyed Ali Mirafazli (in the Quatrains of Khayyam and Persian Quatrains) states, Qamari's poems have moral and wisdom aspects and most of his fame is for jokes, satires and deviating from Sharia norms, which are excessive in worshiping wind and wind. has it.
Hamdollah Mostofi calls his poems “debauchery” and says that he is full of exaggeration in this type of poetry. Taghi Kashan expresses the same point in another language.
The works of Siraj Qamori
About 200 quatrains have been obtained from Siraj Qamuri, some of which belong to the Khumriyat category. The poems of this poet have odes, fragments and quatrains. He also has a record that is given in the form of Masnavi. Siraj Amoli also has a poem in praise of the famous Sufi of his time, Saifuddin Bakhrezi (died 629 AH) and in it he wishes to meet him.
Apart from Divan of Poems, Siraj Qamori has a book in prose, which is called Risalah Chang, and its subject is the happy and sad song of the harp. This is how the inner states and emotions of a person can be created with it. There is a copied version of this treatise in 745 AH, which is kept in the Tashkent Museum.
Tomb of Siraj Qamuri
Siraj Qamuri's tomb is known to be in Cherandab, Turkey, although the evidence shows that he was transferred to Cherandab and Al-Ozra tomb after his death.
Characteristics of Siraj Qamuri's poemsExamples of Siraj Qamori's poems:
In the following, one of Siraj Qamori's odes is discussed:
The earthquake came close
Slowly separate the parts of the mountain from each other
Officially, it is about survival
Palace of survival from the gate of death
The opium of knowledge of the material is not separate
The saddle of five snakes and four dragons
As far as Adam, the desire is towards wheat
You could not get rid of this old Asia
When will you be on the throne? For the duration of life
Until you seek help from the air
The saddle of the bush full of malice and fainting
It is not good to be in the lead disaster of Kimia
The result of terra zenil flak is zinc yellow
You are beside me because of this, it is amber
In this tight door, the cage
Get rid of this scumbag
When are the dear ones pressed in this position?
When did the elders touch this place?
Naksh Jahan, what do you see?
Because the opponent's piece is a thief, that's enough cheating
Don't mix with people because of that
In the water with less mixing, there was more clarity
And when the water is out of the water
Where is the pearl, what happened to our name
Be a stranger, Zakhoish, because you will run away
This boundless sea cannot be known
Without us and without you, all horizons were safe
There was a lot of excitement and sedition from us and from you
If you die before death, death is easy
Death will find you alive, that's how Ana was
Until you, you and me, that's enough in the world
Let me be you, in the world, in the torments
Drunkenness is a pleasure, because it separates me from me
Otherwise, who will give wisdom to lack of wisdom?
Diwan Siraj Qamuri's poemscompilation: Cover biographical section
