Rubāʻī va rubāʻīʹsarāyān: az āghāz tā qarn-i hashtum-i Hijrī

Rubāʿī va rubāʿī-sarāyān by Muḥammad Kāmgār Pārsī, revised and annotated by Ismāʿīl Ḥākimī, offers a comprehensive study of the origins and development of rubāʿī (quatrain) poetry from the 8th century to its flourishing periods. This work explores the historical, literary, and linguistic aspects of rubāʿī, tracing its evolution and showcasing the diverse styles and contributions of key poets. It includes detailed analysis of the quatrain’s structure, meters, and thematic richness, while addressing the cultural and social contexts that shaped its formation. The book also features annotated selections from prominent rubāʿī poets, highlighting their artistic expressions and innovations. With its scholarly depth and clear presentation, this edition serves as an essential resource for students, researchers, and enthusiasts of Persian literature, providing insight into one of its most beloved poetic forms.