Literature of the Arabic, Persian, Turkish and Hebrew-language traditions. Belongs here: the classical Persian poets, the Arabic maqama and modern Egyptian novel, modern Turkish literature, and modern Hebrew fiction. Does not belong here: a South Asian Persian-influenced author, placed under South Asian literature instead because that is the tradition their own literary history belongs to.
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Era of Emergence Primary Language or Tradition All Middle Eastern, Persian and Hebrew Literature
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Ahmet Hamdi Tanpınar
Middle Eastern, Persian and Hebrew Literature
Attar of Nishapur
Middle Eastern, Persian and Hebrew Literature
Badi' al-Zaman al-Hamadhani
Middle Eastern, Persian and Hebrew Literature
Ferdowsi
Middle Eastern, Persian and Hebrew Literature
Hafez
Middle Eastern, Persian and Hebrew Literature
Kahlil Gibran
Middle Eastern, Persian and Hebrew Literature
Naguib Mahfouz
Middle Eastern, Persian and Hebrew Literature
Omar Khayyam
Middle Eastern, Persian and Hebrew Literature
Orhan Pamuk
Middle Eastern, Persian and Hebrew Literature
Rumi
Middle Eastern, Persian and Hebrew Literature
Saadi
Middle Eastern, Persian and Hebrew Literature
Shmuel Yosef Agnon
Middle Eastern, Persian and Hebrew Literature
Yaşar Kemal
Middle Eastern, Persian and Hebrew Literature
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1. Rudaki (Wikipedia)
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Persian poet (858-940/41)
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