Web Portals Atalar (Russia), Sozvuchiye (Belarus) Post Nasimi’ Poetry

Web Portals Atalar (Russia), Sozvuchiye (Belarus) Post Nasimi’ Poetry

Atalar (Russia) and Sozvuchiye (Belarus), literature web portals, have put together the Russian version of great Azerbaijani poet Imadeddin Nasimi’s book И стал Путем Истины я сам (I have Set Myself on the Road of Truth).

The Moscow-based publishing house "U Nikitskix Vorot", owned by the Moscow Writers’ Union, has published great Azerbaijani poet Imadeddin Nasimi’s book И стал Путем Истины я сам (I have Set Myself on the Road of Truth) on the poet’s 650th anniversary. The book with 200 ghazals and rubais contains an article titled “Eternal Truth Poetry” as well as explanations and commentaries on complicated vocabulary for the works. Puste Akhundova is the complier and author of the foreword to the book,” according to the information.  

Links:

https://atalar.ru/n-siminin-q-z-ll-r-toplusu-moskvada-isiq-uzu-gordu.html

http://www.sozvuchie.by/knigi/item/6485-v-moskve-izdan-sbornik-gazelej-nasimi.html

 

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