IBN-E HÂJIB IN A FICTIONAL ALLUSION

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SHADROUYMANESH MOHAMMAD

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Journal: PERSIAN LITERATURE (FACULTY OF LETTERS AND HUMANITIES) Year:2016 | Volume:5 | Issue:2 (16) Page(s): 135-148

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IBN-E HÂJIB IN A FICTIONAL ALLUSION

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SHADROUYMANESH MOHAMMAD | Issue Writer Certificate

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IBN-E HÂJIBQ1

PERSIAN PROVERBSQ2

IBN-E HÂJIB’S LAMBQ2

IBN-E HÂJIB’S SHEEPQ2

IBN-E HÂJIB’S EWEQ2

Abstract

There is a semi-proverbial expression in some Persian literary texts that has not yet indexed in none of Persian dictionaries –such as Loqat-nameh or any other proverb references and has been totally neglected. Accordingly it seems necessary being explained. It has been mentioned under different topics such as IBN-E HÂJIB’s lamb, IBN-E HÂJIB’s sheep, IBN-E HÂJIB’s ewe in Divans of Adib-ol-Mamâlek, Ghâ’âni, and Taghi Dânesh. The present essay is to explore the historical-fictional roots of the subject and to show that IBN-E HÂJIB in the story related to this proverb is the Arabic grammarian who lived in 6th and 7th centuries AH (12th -13th centuries AD) who linked to al-Dīn Tūsī in a legendary story. On the basis of the story, after the conquest of Baghdad and fall of Abbasid caliphate by Hulagu Khan, IBN-E HÂJIB was hiden for fear of Khawaja Nasīr due to a history of animosity with him, and Khawaja could find him using a special trick entrusting sheep to each household in Baghdad. It has also been made clear that the story is fabricated according to the reasons mentioned.

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SHADROUYMANESH, MOHAMMAD. (2016). IBN-E HAJIB IN A FICTIONAL ALLUSION. PERSIAN LITERATURE (FACULTY OF LETTERS AND HUMANITIES), 5(2 (16)), 135-148. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/210555/en

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SHADROUYMANESH MOHAMMAD. IBN-E HAJIB IN A FICTIONAL ALLUSION. PERSIAN LITERATURE (FACULTY OF LETTERS AND HUMANITIES)[Internet]. 2016;5(2 (16)):135-148. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/210555/en

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MOHAMMAD SHADROUYMANESH, “IBN-E HAJIB IN A FICTIONAL ALLUSION,” PERSIAN LITERATURE (FACULTY OF LETTERS AND HUMANITIES), vol. 5, no. 2 (16), pp. 135–148, 2016, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/210555/en

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