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Kâne wa Kâne (Once upon a time/once upon a time), which emerged among the people of Baghdad in the Iraqi region in the fifth century Hijri, is one of the seven types of poetry written in the vernacular (ʻammi). Fasih did not stick to the poetic meters and language, he used the folk language/dialect and acquired his own unique meters. This genre, which is also called ez-Zakâluş and al-Bataihî, contained mostly stories, superstitions, gossip and unfounded news in the early days when it emerged. When it comes to the sixth and seventh centuries of the Hijri, this genre has developed and progressed due to the inclination of personalities such as Ibnu'l-Cevzi and Şemsuddîn al-Vaiz, and it has been written mostly on subjects such as asceticism, parable, wisdom and sermon/advice. Since it is a type of poetry written in folk dialect, no attention has been paid to grammatical rules and verse measures. your poetry; mold, meter, pedestal etc. Since it was written by getting rid of the rules that are a bit heavy for human nature, it was favored by the people and adopted by them.

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