Download the new Turkish and Azeri hymns of 1401
Download the new Turkish and Azeri hymns of 1401
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Turkish and Azeri hymns Turkish and Azeri
In the old days, Turks called mourning "Yogh" and mournful song "Aghi". In addition to writing elegies in mourning for their lost loved ones, they also sometimes wrote poignant and elegiac pieces in mourning for some noble and loyal domestic animals such as horses.
This Marathi was often written in the form of "mani" (Bayati and Turkish couplets in seven syllables). Among the very ancient Turkish tribes, there was another kind of dirge, which was called "Sagur" and it was used in the mourning of young men, warriors, generous men, elders of tribes, etc., along with the wailing of "Qupuz" (instrument) with sad songs. They read
From the Safavid era in Azerbaijan and some Shiite regions such as Iraq, where the Shiite Turks lived, elegies and recitations in Turkish became limited to the mourning and the sufferings of the Ahl al-Bayt, peace be upon them, and the attention of poets and laments. More than anything else, the Shia poets focused on the bloody incident of Karbala and the oppressed martyrdom of the leader of the martyrs, Imam Hussain (peace be upon him) and his companions.
Since then, attention has been paid to elegies in the history of Azerbaijani literature far more than other types of poetry. Hosseini's epic has occupied the major part of Turkish classical literature - verse and prose. The passionate poets of the Ahl al-Bayt of the Prophet (PBUH) in the vast expanse of the Turkish language - Iran, Iraq, Azerbaijan, the Caucasus, Turkey, etc. - wrote soulful poems, wrote Diwans and composed epics in the great mourning of Sayyed al-Shahda! Today, we have evidence of this claim from the multitude of Al-Abba poets.
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