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Rahman BabaTimeline (1653 - 1711)
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Abdul Rahman (respectfully referred to as Rahman Baba) is considered by many to be the greatest Pashtun poet. |
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The Nightingale of Peshwar: Selections from Rahman Baba, Translated by Jens Enevoldsen |
| Virtual Afghans - Rahman Baba http://www.virtualafghans.com/culture/poetry/rahman_baba/ A basic biographical sketch of Rahman Baba. |
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| Rahman Baba - English translation of all poems http://www.rahmanbaba-poetry.com/ This is the home page for The Poetry of Rahman Baba, which is, I believe, the first book to translate Rahman Baba's entire body of work into English. |
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| Rahman Baba http://www.geocities.com/khyber007/rbaba.html A biography of Rahman Baba. |
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| Rahman Baba - Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rahman_Baba A good, though very brief biography of Rahman Baba. |
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| Diwan of Rahman Baba http://www.rahmanbabadiwan.com An excellent site exploring the life and significance of Rahman Baba's poetry. |
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| Interlit Foundation http://www.interlitfoundation.org/catalog2.html#nightingale_of_peshawar Publisher of two hard to find books with selections of Rahman Baba's poetry in English: The Nightingale of Peshwar, and Sow Flowers |
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Ivan
M. Granger's original poetry, stories and commentaries are Copyright ©
2002 - 2008 by Ivan M. Granger.
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