Category:Maulana Muhammad Ibn Husam ad Din

<nowiki>ابن حسام; Mohammad Ebn Hosam Khvafi; Mohammad Ebn Hosam Khvafi; Ebn Hosam Chafi; Mohammad Ebn Hosam Khvafi; ابن حسام، محمد،; poeta iraniano; ইরানী কবি; poète iranien; Iraani luuletaja; poeta irandarra; poeta iranín; poeta iranià; poeta iraniano; Iranian poet; شاعر ایرانی; poet iranian; Perski poeta, autor "Chawaran-name"; משורר איראני; dichter uit Iran; poeta iraniano; poet iranian; شاعر إيراني; Iranian poet, author of the Khavarannama; Iranian poet; poeta iraní; file Iaránach; Muhammad Ibn Husam Khvafi; Maulana Muhammad Ibn Husam ad Din; Mohammad Ebn Hosam Khosfi; Ebn Ḥosām, -1470; Ibn Ḥusām, Muḥammad, d. 1470; Ibn Husam Chafi; Ebn Chosam Chosfi; ابن حسام خوسفى; خوسفى، ابن حسام، توفي 1470</nowiki>
Mohammad Ebn Hosam Khvafi 
Iranian poet, author of the Khavarannama
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Date of death1470
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VIAF ID: 21049727, 14146822159507381290
GND ID: 1129388719
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English: The fifteenth‑century poet Maulana Muhammad ibn Husam al‑Din (d. 1470), known as Ibn Husam, wrote the Khavarannama (Book of the East) in circa 1426 in emulation of the Firdausi’s national Persian epic, the Shahnama (Book of Kings). Ibn Husam centered his poem on the Shi'i imam 'Ali, the cousin and son-in-law of the Prophet Muhammad and the most important figure in Shica Islam after Muhammad. The Khavarannama is a fantastical account of the travels and travails of ’Ali and his companions Malik and Abu’l Mihjan. The title of the poem comes from the name of 'Ali's main adversary, the king of Khavaran.The manuscript originally contained more than 150 miniatures that illustrated the text in the Turkman painting tradition of Shiraz.

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