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  1. Abdul-Qader Bedil (also written Abd al-Qadir Bidil) is also respectfully referred to as Abu Al-ma'ani ("father of meaning") Bedil. There are conflicting reports of where Abdul-Qader Bedil was born. Some traditions give his birthplace as Azimabad in present day India, others say he is from Khwaja Rawash in the Kabul region of Afghanistan.

  2. 8 de ene. de 2019 · DIVAN OF BEDIL. Paperback – January 8, 2019. DIVAN of BEDIL Translation & Introduction by Paul Smith. Mirza Abdul-Qader Bedil (1644-1721) is one of the most respected poets from Afghanistan. In the early 17th century, his family moved from Balkh to India, to live under the Mughal dynasty. He was born and educated near Patna.

  3. Abdul Qader Bedil: 0: French: ʿAbd-al-Qādir Bīdil: 0: Dutch: Abdul-Qādir Bēdil: Indiaas auteur (1644-1721) 0: Significant Dates. 1644. Date of birth. 12/05/1720. Date of death. Other Identifiers. Table showing information for claims with external ID type. Type ID; NKC ID: jo2009534325: Related Places. Patna. Place of birth. Delhi.

  4. es-academic.com › dic › eswikiAbdul Qader Bedil

    Abul Ma'āni Mirzā Abdul-Qāder Bedil o Mawlānā Abul Ma'āni Abdul Qader Bedil (مرزا عبدالقادر بیدل)(1720-1642) fue un famoso poeta y sufista, que nació en Azimabad (hoy Patna, India); su familia perteneció a la tribu Barlas en Balh (Afganistán).. Acordado de otras fuentes, nació en Khwaja Rawash, un área de la provincia de Kabul en Afganistán.

  5. Personajes importantes de Afganistán. Literatura. Mirza Abdul Qader BEDIL (1642–1720) Poeta nacido en la región afgana cercana a la ciudad de Balkh en el siglo XVII. Durante la dinastía mogol su familia se trasladó a la India donde vivió y escribió. Aunque de etnia uzbeka, Bedil se crió en la India. Su lenguaje es complicado así como ...

  6. Bedil refers to all types of Malay firearms from small ones such as drifting up to the big guns. The Malays have come to know the science of reunion as a result of relations with Chinese, Indian and Middle Eastern traders. The pilgrims who are pilgrims are certainly vulnerable to firearms of the Turks and Indians.