Fattahi Nishapuri
Persian poet and calligrapher
About Fattahi Nishapuri
Muhammad ibn Yahya Sibak Nishapuri , commonly known as Fattahi Nishapuri (; "Fattahi" was his pen name; died 1448), was a Persian poet and calligrapher in the Timurid Empire. A native of the city of Nishapur, he was one of the leading poets and calligraphers at the court of the Timurid ruler Shah Rukh .
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Who was Fattahi Nishapuri?
persian poet and calligrapher
When did Fattahi Nishapuri die?
Fattahi Nishapuri died in 1448.
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