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The Nazme : a Genre of Religious Poetry of the Eritrean Saho

Incontri linguistici : 37, 2014, 2014
The Saho from Eritrea have developed a genre of Moslem religious poetry called nazme. Some examples of it are discussed in the paper, and particularly one of the few examples of Saho Ajami, i.e., of Saho written in an adapted form of the Arabic script. Its metrical and stylistic peculiarities are also discussed.
BANTI, Giorgio, Vergari, Moreno
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SIYARNOMALARDAGI NAZM NAMUNALARI BADIIYATI

Markaziy osiyoda media va kommunikatsiyalar xalqaro ilmiy jurnali
Maqolada Alisher Navoiy ijodida nasr va nazm ham g‘oyaviy, ham badiiy, ham uslubiy jihatdan uzviy bog‘liq holatda qo‘llanishi, kichik she’riy janrlar nasriy bayonda ma’lum maqsadlarda fikrni dalillash va ta’kidlash uchun xizmat qilganligi ta’kidlangan. “Tarixi anbiyo va hukamo” va “Tarixi muluki Ajam” asarlaridagi nasriy matnlar tarkibida kelgan nazmiy
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MANZUM SÖZLÜK GELENEĞİMİZİN KAYIP HALKASI: NAZM-I BEDÎ

open access: yesJournal of Turkish Research Institute, 2016
Bu calismada, XIII. yuzyildan XX. yuzyila kadar bir egitim-ogretim metodu olarak sikca kullanilan manzum sozluklerimizin onemli bir halkasi olan ve 1224 (m. 1809-10) yilinda Marasli Celebizade Ali Ilmi tarafindan Farsca-Turkce olarak yazilan, daha once isminden ve muellifinden baska, hakkinda herhangi bir bilgiye sahip olmadigimiz Nazm-i Bedi ...
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Ghazals& Nazms

Think India, 2011
Speak, for your lips are free; Speak, your tongue is still yours, Your upright body is yours- Speak, your life is still yours. See how in the blacksmith's shop The flames are hot, the iron is red, Mouths of locks have begun to open, Each chain's skirt has spread wide.
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