جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "خراسان. نشریه فکر آزاد. احمد بهمنیار. حسن عمید. نسخ خطی. اسناد" در نشریات گروه "علوم انسانی"

Fekr Azad newspaper, one of the journals published in the late Qajar period in Mashhad under the management of Ahmad Bahmanyar Kermani, is the focus of this study. In previous issues of  Khurāsāniyāt , unpublished poetry from this journal has been explored and presented in chronological order. This issue presents a long poem by Ahmad Bahmanyar, which he wrote in response to the specific circumstances of the time. In addition, in issue 35 of the newspaper, a lengthy poem by Sheikh Muhammad Khalesi, also known as Khalesi-zadeh, a prominent scholar from Iraq who fought against British colonialism, was published. This poem was written in invocation to Imam Reza (A) and was added by Bahmanyar as a translation with an introduction. Khalesi, during his time in Mashhad, gave fiery speeches against colonialism that gained great popularity among the people.

In the tumultuous history of Khorasan, many scholars emerged from this region and had a significant impact on the scientific and cultural life of Iran. Numerous manuscripts and documents from this region remain, many of which have yet to receive the attention they deserve and require proper introduction. Starting with this issue, we have added a section titled " Khurāsāniyāt " to the journal, which will focus on introducing the region''s manuscript and documentary heritage. This section begins by introducing the newspaper Fekr-e Azad, which was published in the early 14th century AH (early 20th century) under the management of Ahmad Bahmaniyar Kermani, from 1301 to 1303 AH. In this issue, we present several poems—qasidas, ghazals, and rubais—by Ahmad Bahmaniyar, Iraj Jalal al-Mamlak, Mirza Abdul Hossein Khan Nasrat, Hassan Amid, and Shiwa, along with a brief introduction for our readers.