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Şebçirax Romana Melayê Cizîrî
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Melayê Cizîrî is a Kurdish literary scholar from the 16th century. As court poet at the court of the prince and ruler of the Principality of Cizîra Botan, he represents an era of power and dominance in the history of Kurdish literature. He is the poet of the court and of the Divan. In his lyrical and passionate poetry, spiritual elements such as sublimity, sensibility, self-awareness, beauty, and mindfulness emerge. Mela thus embodies the aesthetics of Kurdish poetry.
Şebçirax is a biographical novel that takes its readers on an impressive journey with an artfully crafted narrative. It leads them through the alleys and streets of the city of dreams and imagination, of old Cizîra Botan. On the banks of the Tigris and Euphrates, in the land of princes and madrasahs, it invites them into the Kurdistan of a golden age. At the same time, it makes readers companions to Mela's verses and Beyts, escorts to his education, and confidants to his painful and joyful love.
In its design, too, the novel Şebçirax innovates. It also asserts an alternative and independent claim in language, style, and narrative within the Kurdish novel. Thus, with its passion and magic, ŞEBÇIRAX sheds light on the darkness of past times and eras.
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Melayê Cizîrî is a Kurdish literary scholar from the 16th century. As court poet at the court of the prince and ruler of the Principality of Cizîra Botan, he represents an era of power and dominance in the history of Kurdish literature. He is the poet of the court and of the Divan. In his lyrical and passionate poetry, spiritual elements such as sublimity, sensibility, self-awareness, beauty, and mindfulness emerge. Mela thus embodies the aesthetics of Kurdish poetry.
Şebçirax is a biographical novel that takes its readers on an impressive journey with an artfully crafted narrative. It leads them through the alleys and streets of the city of dreams and imagination, of old Cizîra Botan. On the banks of the Tigris and Euphrates, in the land of princes and madrasahs, it invites them into the Kurdistan of a golden age. At the same time, it makes readers companions to Mela's verses and Beyts, escorts to his education, and confidants to his painful and joyful love.
In its design, too, the novel Şebçirax innovates. It also asserts an alternative and independent claim in language, style, and narrative within the Kurdish novel. Thus, with its passion and magic, ŞEBÇIRAX sheds light on the darkness of past times and eras.