WHAT DOES MAJNUN MEAN IN MALAY?
Definition of majnun in the Malay dictionary
majnun Ar is insane, crazy; junun.
10 MALAY BOOKS RELATING TO «MAJNUN»
Discover the use of
majnun in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
majnun and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Malay literature.
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The Fire of Love: The Love Story of Layla and Majnum - Halaman 35
As soon as Majnun's father heard that he set out to bring his lost son home from the wilderness. He reached the mountain cave and found Majnun just as the Bedouin had described him. Talking to himself in verse, first he moaned, then sighed.
Ganjavi Nizami, Louis Rogers,
2002
2
The song of Majnun: an opera of lyric tragedy in one act
A new piano/vocal arrangement of this wonderful opera, a tragic love story based on a famous Islamic legend. First performed in 1992 at the Lyric Opera of Chicago.
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Unveiling the Garden of Love: Mystical Symbolism in Layla ...
This book investigates common threads and shared symbolism between the literary masterpieces The Story of Layla Majnun (written by Nizami in the Islamic Sufi tradition) and Gita Govinda (written by Jayadeva in the Hindu Bhaktic tradition).
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Chronicles of Majnun Layla and Selected Poems
The author succeeds in reviving this classical work of Arabian love while liberating it from its puritanical dimension and tribal overtones. The selected poems reveal Haddad's playful yet profound meditations.
Qāsim Ḥaddād, Ferial Jabouri Ghazoul, John Verlenden,
2014
This is a beautiful production, and it includes a final chapter newly translated from the Persian by Omid Safi and Zia Inayat Khan.
Nizami, Colin Turner,
1997
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Khalil & Majnun: a memoir
In Khalil & Majnun, what seemed like a casual encounter turns into a life-changing experience for the author. With wit and insight, Rahal X takes us on a journey into the heart of spirituality, self discovery and love.
Rahal X, Rahal Eks,
2008
Many other Persian, Turkish and Urdu poets imitated him or wrote their own versions of the story of the height of human love that became Divine and a selection of them are translated in one appendix.
Majnun, Paul Smith,
2012
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Lailí and Majnún: a poem - Jilid 44 - Halaman 120
a poem Niẓāmī Ganjavī. Line 81. Thence his attainments Kais assiduous drew. Kais was the original name of the lover, and afterwards called Maj- nun, in consequence of the madness produced by his passion. Line 94. Her richly flowing locks ...
THE BOOK OF MAJNUN Translation & Introduction Paul Smith Majnun was a real person!
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The Nizami Book: the Treasury of Mysteries and Layla and ...
"Smith has probably put together the greatest collection of literary facts and history concerning Hafiz." Daniel Ladinsky (Penguin Books author). "I was very impressed with the beauty of these books." Dr. R.K. Barz.
Paul Smith, Nizami,
2014