
Necessity of attend to distortion in correcting of Arabic poetry Khaghani Abstract Those who pay the correct context aware that many problems because of the distortion is corrected text Frequency distortion is also seen in Khaghani Arabic poetry in his manuscripts and editions. sometimes added the amplitude of this distortion through mistake in reading by editors The purpose of this paper is to assess distortion in Arabic poetry Khaghani and demonstrate the importance of this issue is the correct Arabic poetry. attend to the distortion, and finding the right words can be made ââa better version of the Khaghani Arabic poetry. In this paper, the verses of Arabic poetry Khaghani that have been wrongly recorded in the existing editions and manuscripts investigated with respect to other criteria such as the valid version (London, Parliament, etc.), Persian poetry Khaghani works, the stylistic features of his poetry, meaning and corrected. Keywords: Khaghani, Arabic poetry Khaghani, distortion-corrected version
Keywords: Khaghani, Arabic poetry Khaghani, PK1-9601, distortion-corrected version, Indo-Iranian languages and literature
Keywords: Khaghani, Arabic poetry Khaghani, PK1-9601, distortion-corrected version, Indo-Iranian languages and literature
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