Attar
Mi'raj-nama (Book of the Ascension)
Traditional attribution
Mi'raj-nama (Book of the Ascension)
معراجنامه (Mi'raj-nama)
A short poem on the Prophet's night ascension (*mi'raj*), a usual theme of the prologues of Persian masnavis. Its brevity and form suggest it was detached from the *na't* of a larger work. Its interest is mainly philological: it shows how fragments of the great poems circulated as independent works.
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Authorship note
A very short poem that Ritter placed in his first group, that of the authentic works; it looks like a fragment of the praise of the Prophet (*na't*) from a larger masnavi.
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Sources
- Reinert, Bernd. «ʿAṭṭār, Farīd-al-Dīn». Encyclopaedia Iranica, vol. III, fasc. 1, pp. 20–25. Publicado el 15-12-1987.
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