Qadi Nizam al-Din Isfahani (The Poet of the Two Languages of the 7th Century AH) مقالة

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(*) Member of the faculty of the Arabic Department, University of Isfahan Qadi Nizam al-Din Isfahani is among these forgotten personalities who, despite possessing unique and research-worthy characteristics, have only been mentioned in a negligible number of reliable ancient sources regarding his circumstances or works. Regarding the poet's death, although no mention is made in biographical books, until now there was certainty that he was alive at least until the month of Sha'ban in the year 678 AH, which is the date of the death of the ruler of Isfahan, Khwaja Baha al-Din Muhammad, the nephew of Atamalk al-Juwayni, because he composed an elegy for him (fol. >Manuscripts of the Poet's Compositions Numerous copies of all or parts of the Qadi's compositions have been reported in libraries in Iran and the world, which, to the best knowledge and certainty of the writer of these lines, are mentioned here: 1-The manuscript of the personal library of Amouzegar in Iran; it is a manuscript with missing beginning and end, including the qasidas, treatises, and quatrains of Qadi Nizam al-Din Isfahani, which the late Mohammad Taqi Modarres Razavi (68:p. >The Reason for the Poet's Anonymity The late Dr. Mustafa Jawad, a professor at the University of Baghdad, is apparently the first contemporary researcher who has provided a writing in Arabic about Qadi Nizam al-Din Isfahani and has had it published in Iran (27:pp 25-75) and Iraq (28:pp 69-94).