Promotion of Persian Literature in Kashmir under the Sultans
کشمیر میں عہد سلاطین میں فارسی ادب کی ترویج
Keywords:
Kashmir, Central Asia, Sultans, Persian Literature and LanguageAbstract
This paper is about the Persian literature which promoted in Kashmir during Shamir and Chak dynasty. Central Asian missionaries played their vital role for the promotion of Persian language and literature. The great mystic Syed Ali Hamdani changed the putrid society of Kashmir by true preaching of Islam. Islam introduced in the valley of Kashmir long before the period of the Muslim rule in Kashmir. Islamic missionaries and military adventurers from Persia came into Kashmir and preached the doctrine and teachings of Islam to the Kashmiris. They built many centers; in these centers of learning's Persian was the language and literature of conversation at public level to change the entire prospect of Kashmir. Persian language and literature was highly impressive language at that time. The credit for laying the concrete foundation of Persian goes to Shamir’s period who played a significant role to promote epistemic and Persian literature. After the downfall of Shamir’s dynasty Chak ruled on Kashmir and worked hard to flourish Persian language and literature in Kashmir. In this paper we will try to find the epistemic and literary work which had done during the Shah Miri and Chak period in Kashmir.
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