Hümāmī , d. after 839/1436
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- Hümāmī , d. after 839/1436
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- همامى
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- Hüner-nāme
- According to Ḳınalı-zāde Ḥasan Çelebi (d. 1012/1604), this work is the translation of a work by the same title wrotten by another Hümāmī that lived in Persia. The only manuscript of the work remains to be studied for correct attribution.
- Mecmūʿatü'n-naẓāʾir
- Poetry
- Poems attributed to Hümāmī appear in a number of mecmū‘as. No studies have been done on the subject. Most of the verses come from the Sī-nāme. The nazira that is believed to be writen in the qasida of Salmān Sawajī (d. 778/1376) does not appear in these mecmū‘as. However the two manuscripts attributed to him and catalogued as Ḳaṣīde might include the famous nazira. ʿÖmer b. Mezīd (d. after 840/1437) includes another nazira attributed to him written for Ḥassān’s poem.
- Sī-nāme
- The work is a mathnawi consisting of 30 (sī) letters about love. This is the translation of Emīr Ḥüseynī Sādāt el-Ġūrī’s (d. after 729/1329) [local ID] Sī-nāme, compossed in Ramażān 839. Hümāmī notes that he did not just translate the work but he also made some additions so that even Emīr Ḥüseynī would admire his translation. Hümāmī dedicated his work either to Çandarlı Ḳara Ḫalīl Paşa (d. 857/1453) or Süleymān b. Dāvūd, or both because we see the former’s name in a manuscript held at the Süleymaniye Library and in an eulogy written for the latter presently at the Bibliothèque Nationale of France. Show more
- Incomplete at the beginning.