دیوان بیدل دهلوی: 2 جلدی الفارسية 1439

“Divan of Bidel Dehlavi” is a collection of poetry by Abu al-Ma‘ani Mirza Abdul-Qader Bidel Dehlavi, one of the greatest Persian-language poets of the Indian style (Sabk-e Hendi). Bidel (1054–1133 AH) holds a distinctive place in the history of Persian poetry through his language rich in imagination, mystical reflections, complex metaphors, and innovative themes.

Born in Patna, India, Bidel spent most of his life in Shahjahanabad (Delhi). His works, both poetry and prose, represent outstanding examples of the Indian style of Persian literature, a tradition characterized by subtle intellectual expression, intricate imagery, the discovery of new relationships between concepts, and profound mystical contemplation.

This two-volume collection, compiled by Akbar Behdarvand, provides an opportunity to explore the poetic world of a writer whose works bring together mystical experiences, philosophical perspectives, and expansive imagination. Due to the linguistic complexity and depth of meaning in his poetry, Bidel’s works often require careful reading, reflection, and repeated engagement with the text.

According to Mohammad-Reza Shafi‘i Kadkani in his book The Poet of Mirrors: “Bidel should be considered the complete representative of the Indian style.” This Divan is a valuable resource for those interested in classical Persian poetry, mystical literature, and the traditions of the Indian school of Persian poetry.