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Roman Irani Ghazal: Exploring the Fusion of Classical Poetry and Transliterated Forms
"The term roman irani ghazal refers to the poetic genre of the Persian (Irani) ghazal transliterated into the Roman script, or interpreted within a contemporary cross-cultural context. This linguistic bridge allows non-Persian speakers and the modern diaspora to read, recite, and appreciate classical and contemporary Iranian poetry using the Latin alphabet, opening up centuries of literary heritage to global audiences. Understanding the Iranian Ghazal Tradition The ghazal is one of the most prominent poetic forms in the Persian literary canon, holding a foundational place in the cultural identity of Iran, Afghanistan, and the broader Persian-s..."
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