sv Shams ad-din Tabrizi

Shams ad-din Tabrizi

Född	1185 Tabriz
Död	1248 Khoy, Iran
Medborgare i	Khwarezmiderna
Sysselsättning	Poet, filosof, författare
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Shams ad-din Tabrizi, död ca 1248, andlig mentor åt Jalal ad-din Rumi och författare till verket Maqalat (Artiklar). Shams levde med Rumi i staden Konya i nuvarande Turkiet och var gift med den senares styvdotter Kimiya Khatun. Han försvann spårlöst en natt. Hans grav finns i staden Khoy i Iran.^{[förtydliga]}

v • r Sufism (taṣawwuf)

Termer	Dervisch · Dhikr · Enneagram · Fakir · Khanaqa · Lataif · Vali

Ordnar	Bektashi · Mawlawiyya · Naqshbandi · Nimatullahi · Rahmaniyya · Shadhiliyya · Suhrawardiyya

Klassiska sufier	Rabia al-Adawiyya · Mohammad Ghazali · Ahmad Ghazali · Abu Haggag · Muinuddin Chishti · Suhrawardi · Ibn 'Arabi · Shams al-din Tabrizi · Rumi · Sa'di · Attâr · Hujwiri · Jami · Sirhindi · Hamadani · Qunawi · Fakhr al-din Araqi · Omar Khayyam · al-Shadhili · Sana'i · Kermani · Hafiz · Kabir

Personer inom sufismen och sufistudier i modern tid	Inayat Khan · Idries Shah · Martin Lings · William Chittick · Laleh Bakhtiar · Annemarie Schimmel · Ivan Aguéli · Eric Hermelin · René Guénon · Frithjof Schuon · Seyyed Hossein Nasr · Titus Burckhardt · Kurt Almqvist · Tage Lindbom · Bo Werne · Gohar Shahi

v • r Persisk litteratur

Antiken	Zarathustra (Gatha, ca 1400 f.Kr.) • Pahlavilitteraturen (300- till 900-talet) • Bozorgmehr Bokhtagan (500-talet) • Barbad (600-talet e.Kr.)

Medeltiden	Ruzbeh Pur Dāduē (d. 756) • Rudaki (d. 941) • Daqiqi (d. 980) • Ferdousi (Shahnameh, d. 1020) • Tusen och en natt (ca 900–1000-talet) • Avicenna (d. 1037) • Manuchehri Damghani (d. 1040) • Hujwiri (d. 1077) • Nizam al-Mulk (d. 1092) • Mohammad Ghazali (d. 1111) • Omar Khayyam (d. 1122) • Ahmad Ghazali (d. 1126) • Hamadani (d. 1131) • Suhrawardi (d. 1191) • Sana'i (d. 1131) • Nizami Aruzi (1100-talet) • Nezami (d. 1209) • Attâr (d. 1230) • Shams ad-din Tabrizi (d. 1248) • Jalal al-din Rumi (d. 1273) • Fakhr ad-din Araqi (d. 1289) • Sa'di (d. 1292) • Kermani (d. 1352) • Hafez (d. 1390) • Jami (d. 1492) • Mohammad Fozuli (d. 1556)

Modern tid	Iraj Mirza (d. 1926) • Mohammad Iqbal (d. 1938) • Ahmad Kasravi (d. 1946) • Muhammad-Taqi Bahar (d. 1951) • Mohammad Ali Jamalzadeh (d. 1997) • Nima Yushij (d. 1959) • Sadeq Hedayat (d. 1951) • Bozorg Alavi (d. 1997) • Ahmad Shamlu (d. 2000) • Parvin E'tesami (d. 1941) • Sohrab Sepehri (d. 1980) • Forough Farrokhzad (d. 1967) • Simin Daneshvar (d. 2012) • Bahram Beyzai (1938–) • Goli Taraghi (1939–) • Mina Assadi (1943–) • Hushang Moradi Kermani (1944–) • Shahrnush Parsipur (1946–) • Jila Mossaed (1948–) • Robab Moheb (1953–) • Mana Aghaee (1973–)

Iranister, översättare och litteraturvetare	Iraj Afshar • Shirzad Aghaee • Arthur John Arberry • Peter Avery • Fateme Behros • Hans Bethge • Mary Boyce • Edward Browne • Arthur Christensen • Ashk Dahlén • Ali Akbar Dehkhoda • Richard Nelson Frye • Roman Ghirshman • Akbar Golrang • Eric Hermelin • Anders Hultgård • Carina Jahani • Dariush Kargar • Mohammad Moin • Davoud Monchi-Zadeh • Georg von Munthe af Morgenstierne • Parviz Natel-Khanlari • Reynold A. Nicholson • H.S. Nyberg • Claus V. Pedersen • Ebrahim Pourdavoud • Zabihullah Safa • Prods Oktor Skjærvø • Ahmad Tafazzoli • Finn Thiesen • Bo Utas • Geo Widengren • Stig Wikander • Ehsan Yarshater

Institutioner	Dehkhoda Lexicon Institute & International Center for Persian Studies • Akademien för persiskt språk och litteratur

Auktoritetsdata	• WorldCat • VIAF: 53270365 • LCCN: n88647544 • ISNI: 0000 0000 8382 9973 • GND: 119218062 • SUDOC: 10093983X