Nima Yushij
Nima Yushij is associated with the renewal of modern Persian poetry. His Tabari poems are also part of his literary heritage.


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Image and licence
File:Gurdiyah gives Khusraw an equestrian cat (Shahnameh manuscript, c. 1648).jpg — Attributed to Muhammad Yusuf (17th century) — Public domain · WebP / crop
File:The Murder of Dara by his Viziers, folio from a manuscript of The Book of Kings (Shahnameh) of Firdausi, Iran, Shiraz, dated 1494.jpg — Aga Khan Museum — Public domain · WebP / crop
Images illustrate Persian book arts, not authenticated portraits or necessarily this author’s own manuscripts.
Works to start with
- افسانه
- روجا
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Sources and further reading
Content reviewed: 19 October 2026
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Ferdowsi
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