Farsi Literature
I didn't find any books in Farsi in the site, so I think it would be a good idea to start recording some stuff in Farsi here. I suggest books by Sadeq Hedayat, Let me know if that would be possible for you to put the recording on this site.
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Hello mahtab,
It would be wonderful to have recordings in Farsi as part of our catalogue. I say this not just as a greedy cataloguer, but also as a person embarrassed by my own ignorance of this great language and culture.
Did Rumi write in Farsi? There have been a number of mentions of his poetry here.
We have a Multilingual Poetry Collection, which would be the perfect place for you to put your first recordings, if there are poems you'd like to record.
Unfortunately, though, as we have to go by US copyright law, it looks as if Sadeq Hedayat will not be possible. He is too recent. The earliest work of his I can find is dated 1930. Anything published before 1923 is fine; anything 1923 or later is at best complicated, and most likely not possible.
David
It would be wonderful to have recordings in Farsi as part of our catalogue. I say this not just as a greedy cataloguer, but also as a person embarrassed by my own ignorance of this great language and culture.
Did Rumi write in Farsi? There have been a number of mentions of his poetry here.
We have a Multilingual Poetry Collection, which would be the perfect place for you to put your first recordings, if there are poems you'd like to record.
Unfortunately, though, as we have to go by US copyright law, it looks as if Sadeq Hedayat will not be possible. He is too recent. The earliest work of his I can find is dated 1930. Anything published before 1923 is fine; anything 1923 or later is at best complicated, and most likely not possible.
David
Hi there
Yeah, Molana Rumi has lots of beautiful poems in Farsi, I will read one in the Poem part you introduced.
We have no copyright here in Iran, so I thought the range of books one can choose would not be that limitted
as you may know the modern way of storywriting in Iran first happened in works of Jamalzde which was less than 100 years ago. Before that it is mostly Mystical prose and poetry which is hard for modern listeners to get.
In case you are familiar with our literature gimme some other suggestions
Thanks
Mahtab
Yeah, Molana Rumi has lots of beautiful poems in Farsi, I will read one in the Poem part you introduced.
We have no copyright here in Iran, so I thought the range of books one can choose would not be that limitted
as you may know the modern way of storywriting in Iran first happened in works of Jamalzde which was less than 100 years ago. Before that it is mostly Mystical prose and poetry which is hard for modern listeners to get.
In case you are familiar with our literature gimme some other suggestions
Thanks
Mahtab
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I hope we get some Persian stuff in our catalogue eventually. I may contribute one or two poems eventually, once I get someone to translate the disclaimer for me. I don't want to make a mistake in translating it myself. (I know the disclaimer has been translated into Arabic as well, but I can't find the Arabic disclaimer actually written down anywhere.) Anyway, here are a few places to find Persian literature in the original language:
Rudaki (858 - ca. 941) (there are a few poems here):
http://fa.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D8%B1%D9%88%D8%AF%DA%A9%DB%8C
Hafez (1315-1390):
http://www.hafez.com/
http://www.falehafez.org/
http://www.hafez.mastaneh.ir/
http://ganjoor.net/hafez/
Sa'di (1184 – 1283/1291?):
http://www.hafez.mastaneh.ir/ (ignore English translation)
http://saadi.recent.ir/default.aspx?famous
http://ganjoor.net/saadi/
Ferdowsi (935–1020):
http://shahnameh.recent.ir/default.aspx?browse
http://ganjoor.net/ferdousi/shahname/
Omar Khayyam (1048-1131):
http://ganjoor.net/khayyam/robaee/
Nezami (1141-1209):
http://ganjoor.net/nezami/
Attar (1145-46-c.1221):
http://ganjoor.net/attar/
Sana'i (d.c. 1131):
http://ganjoor.net/sanaee/
http://rira.ir/rira/php/?page=view&mod=classicpoems&obj=poet&id=28
Anvari (1126–1189):
http://ganjoor.net/anvari/
Jami (1414-1492):
http://ganjoor.net/jami/7ourang/
Naser Khosro (1004 - 1088 AD):
http://ganjoor.net/naserkhosro/
Shaykh Bahá'í (1547-1621):
http://ganjoor.net/bahaee/
http://www.hurqalya.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/BIBLIOGRAPHY-HYP/15-SAFAVID/Shaykh%20Baha%27i.htm (bibliography of his works)
Baba Taher (11th century):
http://ganjoor.net/babataher/
Rumi (1207-1273):
http://ganjoor.net/moulavi/
http://www.moridemolana.com/
http://www.rumi.org.uk/persian/
The Báb (1819-1850):
See my other post
Fátimih Baraghání (a.k.a. Táhirih or Qurratu'l-'Ayn) (1814/1817 – 1852):
http://www.h-net.org/~bahai/areprint/tahirih/tahirih.htm
Bahá'u'lláh (1817-1892):
See my other post
Quite a lot of poetry can be found here:
http://ganjoor.net/
Rudaki (858 - ca. 941) (there are a few poems here):
http://fa.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D8%B1%D9%88%D8%AF%DA%A9%DB%8C
Hafez (1315-1390):
http://www.hafez.com/
http://www.falehafez.org/
http://www.hafez.mastaneh.ir/
http://ganjoor.net/hafez/
Sa'di (1184 – 1283/1291?):
http://www.hafez.mastaneh.ir/ (ignore English translation)
http://saadi.recent.ir/default.aspx?famous
http://ganjoor.net/saadi/
Ferdowsi (935–1020):
http://shahnameh.recent.ir/default.aspx?browse
http://ganjoor.net/ferdousi/shahname/
Omar Khayyam (1048-1131):
http://ganjoor.net/khayyam/robaee/
Nezami (1141-1209):
http://ganjoor.net/nezami/
Attar (1145-46-c.1221):
http://ganjoor.net/attar/
Sana'i (d.c. 1131):
http://ganjoor.net/sanaee/
http://rira.ir/rira/php/?page=view&mod=classicpoems&obj=poet&id=28
Anvari (1126–1189):
http://ganjoor.net/anvari/
Jami (1414-1492):
http://ganjoor.net/jami/7ourang/
Naser Khosro (1004 - 1088 AD):
http://ganjoor.net/naserkhosro/
Shaykh Bahá'í (1547-1621):
http://ganjoor.net/bahaee/
http://www.hurqalya.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/BIBLIOGRAPHY-HYP/15-SAFAVID/Shaykh%20Baha%27i.htm (bibliography of his works)
Baba Taher (11th century):
http://ganjoor.net/babataher/
Rumi (1207-1273):
http://ganjoor.net/moulavi/
http://www.moridemolana.com/
http://www.rumi.org.uk/persian/
The Báb (1819-1850):
See my other post
Fátimih Baraghání (a.k.a. Táhirih or Qurratu'l-'Ayn) (1814/1817 – 1852):
http://www.h-net.org/~bahai/areprint/tahirih/tahirih.htm
Bahá'u'lláh (1817-1892):
See my other post
Quite a lot of poetry can be found here:
http://ganjoor.net/
Nicholas J. Bridgewater
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Unfortunately it isn't that simple for us here at LibriVox. Even if there is no copyright in Iran, everything that is recorded for LibriVox must be in the Public Domain in the United States, where our files are hosted.mahtab wrote:We have no copyright here in Iran, so I thought the range of books one can choose would not be that limitted
US copyright law is rather weird, and in practice, it means that (with regard to works published outside the US) only works published before 1923 are available for us to record here.
Ruth
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Fortunately, though, there's loads of Persian literature in the public domain. So much Persian literature was written before 1923! Hafez, Rumi, Ferdowsi. It would take a long time to record the whole Shahname (Book of Kings).RuthieG wrote:Unfortunately it isn't that simple for us here at LibriVox. Even if there is no copyright in Iran, everything that is recorded for LibriVox must be in the Public Domain in the United States, where our files are hosted.mahtab wrote:We have no copyright here in Iran, so I thought the range of books one can choose would not be that limitted
US copyright law is rather weird, and in practice, it means that (with regard to works published outside the US) only works published before 1923 are available for us to record here.
Ruth
What we really need is Persian speaking volunteers.
Nicholas J. Bridgewater
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Some Answered Questions.
The Promulgation of Universal Peace, Vol. I.
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"The earth is but one country and mankind its citizens."
- Baha'u'llah
See: http://bahai.org/
Some Answered Questions.
The Promulgation of Universal Peace, Vol. I.
An Elementary Greek Grammar.
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PeaceBreeze sent me these translations of the disclaimer (for poetry):
[Poem title] :عنوان شعر
by [author] : ( سروده شاعر(نام شاعر ذکر شود ,
read in [language] :به زبان پارسی قرائت یا خوانده شد
for LibriVox.org : برای موسسه LibriVox
by [your name]" : ( توسط ( نام .
"End of poem. ( پایان شعر)
This recording is in the public domain"( ضبط این اثر به همه نفوس انسانی تعلق دارد و هر فردی می تواند به هر گونه ای که می خواهد از آن استفاده نماید)
Well altogether one could state all these in the form of sentences as follows :
شعر ( ) سروده ی ( ) به زبان پارسی توسط ( نام فردی که شعر را ضیط کرده است ) برای موسسه
خوانده شد.LibriVox
پایان شعر
ضبط این اثر به عموم تعلق دارد و هر فردی می تواند به هر گونه ای که مایل است از آن استفاده نماید
Nicholas J. Bridgewater
"The earth is but one country and mankind its citizens."
- Baha'u'llah
See: http://bahai.org/
Some Answered Questions.
The Promulgation of Universal Peace, Vol. I.
An Elementary Greek Grammar.
"The earth is but one country and mankind its citizens."
- Baha'u'llah
See: http://bahai.org/
Some Answered Questions.
The Promulgation of Universal Peace, Vol. I.
An Elementary Greek Grammar.
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Salam Alencon!!!!! I would love to assist with this in any way that I can. I am an Iranian American who would love to spread the knowledge of our culture and works any way that I can. I love Hafiz (so much so that I actually tattooed his work on my body) and if there are any of his readings available that would be wonderful.
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Hi and welcome to LibriVox!mssadeghipour wrote:Salam Alencon!!!!! I would love to assist with this in any way that I can. I am an Iranian American who would love to spread the knowledge of our culture and works any way that I can. I love Hafiz (so much so that I actually tattooed his work on my body) and if there are any of his readings available that would be wonderful.
If you can find a public domain text for any of Hafiz poems online, you are welcome to record them for the Multilingual Short Works collection or record them as a separate project.
Best wishes,
Nicholas J. Bridgewater
"The earth is but one country and mankind its citizens."
- Baha'u'llah
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Some Answered Questions.
The Promulgation of Universal Peace, Vol. I.
An Elementary Greek Grammar.
"The earth is but one country and mankind its citizens."
- Baha'u'llah
See: http://bahai.org/
Some Answered Questions.
The Promulgation of Universal Peace, Vol. I.
An Elementary Greek Grammar.
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I'd like to contribute something in Farsi, too! It looks like there are no opportunities at present. Is anything being developed that I can contribute to in Farsi?
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Yes, I'd like to participate, too! Is there anything to be read in Farsi?
You could record some poetry, Elissa -- that would be very welcome in this collection: viewtopic.php?f=19&t=42703 Or prose if you can find it, whatever you like.
Hopefully the first post in that thread will explain everything, but if not, please do just ask! There are some links further up this page to poems that might be suitable (they need to have been published before 1923 to be out of copyright for our US-based archive.)
Hopefully the first post in that thread will explain everything, but if not, please do just ask! There are some links further up this page to poems that might be suitable (they need to have been published before 1923 to be out of copyright for our US-based archive.)
There's honestly no such thing as a stupid question -- but I'm afraid I can't rule out giving a stupid answer : : To Posterity and Beyond!
I can read Khayyam!
How about "Tarikh e Beyhaghi"? (Beyhaghi's History)
I can read some Middle Persian literature too. (That is, the immediate Pre-Islamic predecessor of Modern Persian)
I would be also cool to read Cyrus' Cylinder. (In different languages, Ancient Persian included)
How about "Tarikh e Beyhaghi"? (Beyhaghi's History)
I can read some Middle Persian literature too. (That is, the immediate Pre-Islamic predecessor of Modern Persian)
I would be also cool to read Cyrus' Cylinder. (In different languages, Ancient Persian included)
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If you can find some public domain copies of these works, perhaps on Internet Archive, you could read them.dukedoon wrote:I can read Khayyam!
How about "Tarikh e Beyhaghi"? (Beyhaghi's History)
I can read some Middle Persian literature too. (That is, the immediate Pre-Islamic predecessor of Modern Persian)
I would be also cool to read Cyrus' Cylinder. (In different languages, Ancient Persian included)
Best wishes,
Nicholas J. Bridgewater
"The earth is but one country and mankind its citizens."
- Baha'u'llah
See: http://bahai.org/
Some Answered Questions.
The Promulgation of Universal Peace, Vol. I.
An Elementary Greek Grammar.
"The earth is but one country and mankind its citizens."
- Baha'u'llah
See: http://bahai.org/
Some Answered Questions.
The Promulgation of Universal Peace, Vol. I.
An Elementary Greek Grammar.