It’s time to learn how to read Persian poetry
In Persian 202, we’re learning how to read classical texts
How can you not read Rumi?
Rumi’s poetry is not in modern, Iranian Persian
Can’t understand Hafiz on Yalda night?
It’s time to learn the Persian your fāl is in.
Persian has changed considerably in the past centuries
Learn the details that differentiate modern Persian from the Classical poets we love to read
Learn how Persian has changed through the centuries
Understand Persian fully
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About this course
- In Persian 202, we build on the grammatical foundations of Persian 102 and 103, with a focus on the grammatical aspects of Early New Persian and Classical Persian, which define the works of Hafiz, Sa'di, Rumi and more.
Meet your teacher
Muhammad Ali Mojaradi
Instructor, Translator
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Muhammad Ali Mojaradi is a New York-based teacher who studied Arabic in Jordan and Persian in Iran, his native homeland. His debut translation, "The Flame of Love: Rumi's 100 Most Passionate Poems," is distributed by Simon & Schuster.
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