Fuzūlī

Also known as Muhammad bin Suleyman, Fuzûlî, Fizuli, Mahammad bin Suleyman, Mehmed bin Suleyman, Mohammad bin Solayman, Fozuli, Fuduli

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Fuzuli was a highly regarded poet who lived in the 16th century and wrote in Azerbaijani, contributing significantly to the literary and cultural heritage of that region and era. He is remembered as an important figure in Azerbaijani literature whose works have had lasting influence on the development of the language and poetic traditions.

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Instance of: human
Given name: Muhammad
Gender: male
Citizenship: Ottoman Empire
Place of birth: Aq Qoyunlu
Place of death: Ottoman Empire
Child: Fazli
Occupation: writer
Languages spoken: Turkish
Religion: Shia Islam
Notable work: Leyli and Majnun
Image: Fuzûlî.jpg

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Commons category: Fuzuli
date of death: 1556-01-01
date of birth: 1480-00-00
Commons Creator page: Fuzuli
described by source: Armenian Soviet Encyclopedia
topic's main category: Category:Fuzuli
pseudonym: فضولي
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
writing language: Turkish
name in native language: مَحمد سلیمان اوغلو
cause of death: plague
place of burial: Karbala
manner of death: natural causes
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15 objects attributed to Fuzūlī, held across European museums, libraries & archives · via Europeana

Leylâ ve Mecnûn

Hâzâ kitâb Leylâ ve Mecnûn

Külliyat-ı divan-ı Fuzuli

Hâzâ kitâb Leylâ ve Mecnûn

Külliyat-ı divan-ı Fuzuli

Leylâ ve Mecnûn

Manẓūme-i Fuḍūlī

İbtidāİ-i ġazalīyāt-i Fİdūlī: Dīwān

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Muhammad ibn Sulaimān Fuzūlī (محمد بن سليمان فضولى, DMG Muḥammad b. Sulaimān Fużūlī, auch: Fuzuli, Fusuli, Füzuli; * um 1480 im Irak; † 1556 in Kerbela) war ein Dichter im Irak, der seine Werke in drei Sprachen verfasste: Aserbaidschanisch (seiner Muttersprache), Persisch und Arabisch. Er gilt als einer der herausragendsten Dichter der klassischen aserbaidschanisch-türkischen Literatur und wird von den Aleviten als einer der sieben großen Dichter (türk. Yedi Ulu Ozan) angesehen.

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