Pashtun Folk Tales
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Dec 28, 2023
Dr. Prof. Abdurahim Mannonov
Abstract
This article discusses Pashtun folk epics. In particular, we see that many written literary works were created in the process of rewriting folk prose tales in poetic forms, which started in the second half of the XVIII century. Tales, narratives, and stories reworked by folk and professional poets in poetic (masnavi) form are still a huge heritage of the repertoire of folk oral and written art.
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Mannonov, D. P. A. (2023). Pashtun Folk Tales. SPAST Abstracts, 2(02). Retrieved from https://spast.org/techrep/article/view/4480
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Bayaz, Masnavi, Pashto (Afghan), Dostan, Khushhol Khan Khatak, hijo, Fakhriddin Sajad, Akbar Shah
References
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4. Mannonov, A. (2017). About romance and romantic fairy tales in Afghan (Pashtun) folk art. Oriental Studies, 3(3), 66-83.
5. Abdulloev, R. (2013). Pashtuns in the political life of Afghanistan. Central Asia and the Caucasus, 16(3), 85-95.
2. Giers G.F. Pashtun narratives about peri Nimbola and Tambol and echoes of the Yusufzai genealogical traditions about them. In the book: Afghanistan (history, economics, culture), M., Publishing House “Science”, 1989, pp. 172-189.
3. Karimov, F. D. (2017). HISTORICAL PREREQUISITES FOR THE FORMATION OF SEGMENTARY IN PASHTUN SOCIETY. Bulletin of the Tajik National University, 1(3-7), 73-76.
4. Mannonov, A. (2017). About romance and romantic fairy tales in Afghan (Pashtun) folk art. Oriental Studies, 3(3), 66-83.
5. Abdulloev, R. (2013). Pashtuns in the political life of Afghanistan. Central Asia and the Caucasus, 16(3), 85-95.
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PAMIR Second Abstracts