About Mir Razi Artimani
Lived 1570 – 1627 (aged 56–57). Mir Razi Artimani was a poet, literary scholar and mystic.
Mir Razi Artimani (died 1628) was a poet and mystic in Safavid Iran. He was from a seyyed family in the Artiman village in the Hamadan province. He is the author of a divan (collection of poems) and two saqi-namehs, the latter of which he is best known for. His work was first published in 1967/68 by Mohammad-Ali Emami.
He was the father of the poet Mirza Ebrahim Adham who immigrated to India.
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Who was Mir Razi Artimani?
Iranian poet
When was Mir Razi Artimani born?
Mir Razi Artimani was born in 1570 in Artiman.
When did Mir Razi Artimani die?
Mir Razi Artimani died in 1627 in Artiman.
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Mir Razi Artimani was a poet, literary scholar and mystic.
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