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We Iranians owe our national identity to the Persian language



According to the Arya Heritage report, citing the public relations of the Institute of Cultural Heritage and Tourism, Azadeh Heydarpour, a member of the academic staff of the Institute of Linguistics, Inscriptions and Texts, raised this issue on March 2, 1401 in the “Fourth National Conference on Linguistic Heritage” and explained the role of Ferdowsi in the permanence of the Persian language and added: Ferdowsi’s Shahnameh It is a book of mythological stories, ancient texts, customs and traditions of our Iranian ancestors.

He clarified: If Ferdowsi did not appear in the history of Iran and did not sing the Shahnameh, Iranians today would not only not speak the sweet Persian language, but many of their stories and ancient texts and ancient rituals, which make up the magnificent culture of Iran, would have been forgotten. .

Saying that Hakim Abulqasem Ferdowsi spent 30 years and another 33 years of his precious life writing the Shahnameh, he added: We Iranians owe our national identity to the Persian language, and the Persian language owes its longevity to the Shahnameh to a large extent. It is Ferdowsi.

He pointed out: By writing the Shahnameh, Ferdowsi kept the history, culture and glorious Persian language alive for all Iranians.

A member of the academic staff of the Institute of Linguistics, Inscriptions and Texts added: Ferdowsi’s great achievement has had a tremendous impact on the entire literature of the world. There is no book in the literature of Iran or even in the literature of the world that has been able to create so many changes in the destiny and history of a nation like Ferdowsi’s Shahnameh.

He considered Ferdowsi’s Shahnameh to be one of the richest treasures of the Persian language in terms of including words and literary terms, which is undoubtedly the greatest and the first book that has been the guardian of the correct and beautiful words of the Persian language, and by accepting the mass of these words in his open heart, they has entrusted it to the next generations with accuracy and trust.

At the end, Heydarpour said: Undoubtedly, no one can describe the achievement of his precious life as much as Ferdowsi, who said: I will not die since I am alive / I have scattered the seed of speech.

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