Muhammad-Taqi Bahar

Taqi-Bahar.

Muhammad-Taqi Bahar (persiska: محمدتقی بهار), född 1884, död 1951 i Teheran, Iran, känd som Malek o-Sho'arā (ملک‌الشعراء) och Malek o-Sho'arā Bahār. Muhammad-Taqi Bahar var en framstående iranist, poet och lärd inom persisk litteratur. Han var även ämbetsman, parlamentsledamot, journalist, historiker och professor i litteraturvetenskap vid Teherans universitet.

Han omtalad för sitt verk ”Sabk Shenāsi” som behandlar persisk stilistik.

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Mohammad-Taqi Bahār (1884-1951), best known as Malek o-Sh'sho'arā, Bahār (King of Poets, Bahār) Iranian poet, scholar, journalist, historian and Professor of Literature at University of Tehran.