Hafez is one of my favorite poets. Even after all this time, the sun never says to the earth, ‘you owe me.’ Look what happens with a love like that! It lights up the whole sky.
Great poem♡♡♡♡♡♡ From South korea I like his poem, some day i will visit his tomb. Noruz season, iranian going to his tomb Reading his poem together. He deserve persian Shakespare.
my Fav Ghazal of him is: یوسفِ گُم گشته بازآید به کنعان، غم مَخُور Your lost Joseph will return to Canaan, do not grieve کلبهٔ احزان شَوَد روزی گلستان، غم مخور This house of sorrows will become a garden, do not grieve
I wish I could read this amazing poem in the original version. I'm a professional translator and I know that in the process of poems' translation around 70% of its contextual meaning and original beauty is lost. I can already speak 5 languages but I lm afraid its take me many years to learn Farsi to the level which would be good enough for understanding Persian poetry 😀
I like to listen in original even if I do not understand. I enjoy English transkations, but melody, song of original language, that is something else.
Our Bangladesh is influenced by many Persian poets. Sheikh Sadi, Hafis are notable among them. This is because during the Middle Ages some Persian royal families ruled the region of Bangladesh. Prominent in the Nawab Sirajdullah family of Persia
سلام استادعزیز.صدای شماهم به زبان فارسی هم به زبان لاتین دل نشین است.🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉.لطفابه این سبک که هم زبان فارسی وهم زبان لاتین شعرمیگیدادامه بدیدوازاشعاربزرگان دیگه هم استفاده کنیدمچکرم.
One of the best people I know of happen to be of Persian origins, some Parsis (Zoroastrians) some, Iranian Muslims, some gay, some atheist, Iran is amazingly complex but amazingly beautiful!!! Btw, the narration gave me goosebumps.
Around 75% of Urdu words have their etymological roots in Sanskrit and Prakrit, and approximately 99% of Urdu verbs have their roots in Sanskrit and Prakrit. The remaining 25% of Urdu's vocabulary consists of loanwords from Persian and Arabic. Urdu language is closer to Sanskrit than Persian, even Urdu language was born in India.
Hafez is one of my favorite poets.
Even after all this time,
the sun never says to the earth,
‘you owe me.’
Look what happens with a love like that!
It lights up the whole sky.
Where are you from ?
This is actually not a poem by Hafez. It is by Daniel Ladinsky who alleges to have been inspired by Hafez. Nonetheless, it's a wonderful poem.
Great poem♡♡♡♡♡♡
From South korea
I like his poem, some day i will visit his tomb.
Noruz season, iranian going to his tomb
Reading his poem together.
He deserve persian Shakespare.
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Thank you. I am enjoying listening you in Australia while drinking my morning coffee. In love with Hafiz, Rumi...
my Fav Ghazal of him is:
یوسفِ گُم گشته بازآید به کنعان، غم مَخُور
Your lost Joseph will return to Canaan, do not grieve
کلبهٔ احزان شَوَد روزی گلستان، غم مخور
This house of sorrows will become a garden, do not grieve
I wish I could read this amazing poem in the original version. I'm a professional translator and I know that in the process of poems' translation around 70% of its contextual meaning and original beauty is lost. I can already speak 5 languages but I lm afraid its take me many years to learn Farsi to the level which would be good enough for understanding Persian poetry 😀
Its much nicer in the original language, but quite difficult to understand. Words have different meanings and poets play with them
I like to listen in original even if I do not understand. I enjoy English transkations, but melody, song of original language, that is something else.
Our Bangladesh is influenced by many Persian poets. Sheikh Sadi, Hafis are notable among them. This is because during the Middle Ages some Persian royal families ruled the region of Bangladesh. Prominent in the Nawab Sirajdullah family of Persia
Sirajuddaula family is not Iranian, they were deccanis.......
Thank you persian for my language
Urdu متشکرم
بہت بہت شکریہ
MashaAllah may Allah bless him jannah
fuck islam.
He does not believe allah and these bullshits
@@Mohammadbozorgi r bullshít ok
He is Muslim
Y u hate muslims
Kaafir, 🖕🖕
He is Hafiz
@@a.s2205 uck you
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Persia is land of poets and poetry 😍
I really love the Persian language a lot like really a lottttttttttttttttttttttttt ❤️
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This poem is also written in my Urdu book 5 class
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Assalamu alaikum
سلام استادعزیز.صدای شماهم به زبان فارسی هم به زبان لاتین دل نشین است.🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉.لطفابه این سبک که هم زبان فارسی وهم زبان لاتین شعرمیگیدادامه بدیدوازاشعاربزرگان دیگه هم استفاده کنیدمچکرم.
beautiful ❤️ vlog
Very nice video 👍👍👍
New subscriber 👍
حافظا❤
One of the best people I know of happen to be of Persian origins, some Parsis (Zoroastrians) some, Iranian Muslims, some gay, some atheist, Iran is amazingly complex but amazingly beautiful!!!
Btw, the narration gave me goosebumps.
You know nothing
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Hafez is comparable in stature to Shakespeare, Dante, and Goethe.
You sound educated 😂😂😂
He doesn’t know both Shakespeare and Hafez. 😂
@@Nilu1114 How would you know what I know or don't know? Have you ever met or spoken with me?
Urdu is also originated from farsi and that why we can under each other writing
Around 75% of Urdu words have their etymological roots in Sanskrit and Prakrit, and approximately 99% of Urdu verbs have their roots in Sanskrit and Prakrit. The remaining 25% of Urdu's vocabulary consists of loanwords from Persian and Arabic.
Urdu language is closer to Sanskrit than Persian, even Urdu language was born in India.
@@rohankadam2896 han bilkul sahi bhai
WoW, great timing. Shame.
Lol, did you see the type of people he was interviewing on this channel? Are you surprised? He is Iran regime propagandist
میبینی که زندگی در جریانه. فقط احمق ها جوگیر میشن. ایران و تاریخ و فرهنگ و افتخاراتش بوده و هست و خواهد بود
Masha Allah he is Hafiz
Inshallah i Also want to become
Inshallah i will become