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Süleyman Neş’et taught Persian to many of the young poets of his time. One day, in the course of his class, he asks his students to write a commentary on a Persian couplet of his own. Among all commentaries, Neş’et appreciates the one written by Mirzâ Abdulkadir-i Buhârî. The present study deals with a one-hundred-cooplet Persian commentary written in verse by Mirzâ Abdulkadir and the ‘preface’ included into it by Pertev.
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