Safina-yi Tabriz - Sources and References

Sources and References

In the book "Seyed-Gohrab, A. A. & S. McGlinn, A Treasury from Tabriz: the Great Il-Khanid Compendium. (Amsterdam: Rozenberg Publishers)" to be published in February 2007, the following English articles touch on the various aspects of the Safina:

  • Abdullaeva, F.I., (University of Saint-Petersburg, University of Oxford) “What is safina”
  • Afshar, I., (University of Tehran) “Codicological characteristics and geographical contents of the Safina-yi Tabriz”
  • Al-e Davud, S.A., (Tehran University) “A Review of the Treatises and Historical Documents in Safina-ye Tabriz”
  • Ali Asghar Sadeqi, "Some poems in the Karaji, Tabrizi and others" in Zaban-Shenasi, Year 15, No. 2 (Fall and Winder), 1379 (2001).
  • Melville, Ch., (University of Cambridge) “Qadi Baidawi’s Nizam al-tawarikh in the Safina-yi Tabriz: An early witness of the text”
  • Mottalebi Kashani, N., (Library of the Islamic Consultative Assembly) “Newly Discovered Testament of Khvja Shams al-Din Mohammad Jovaini, Saheb Divan in Safina-ye-Tabriz”
  • Pourjavady, N., (University of Tehran) “Fabulous debates (munazaras) in the Safine and their historical significance”
  • Radtke, B., (University of Utrecht) “Mystical Treatises in Safina of Tabriz”
  • Seyed-Gohrab, A.A., (Leiden University) “Introductory notes on the Safina”
  • Sharma, S., (University of Boston) “Wandering Quatrains and Women Poets in the Khulasat al-asharr fi al-rubayat”
  • Tourkin, S., (Institute of Oriental Studies, St. Petersburg) “Astronomical and astrological works in the 'Safine-ye Tabriz'”
  • Van den Berg, G.R., (Leiden University) “Wisdom literature in the Safina”
  • Vesel, Z., (CNRS, Monde Iranien) “Scientific Resala’s in Safina-ye Tabriz: indicators of author's culture and elements for discussing the nature/genre of this compilation”
  • Zutphen, M., (Independent scholar) “The science of Physiognomy in the Safina”

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