Фүзули: өлгөләр араһындағы айырма

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'''Фүзули́''' ([[ғәрәп теле|ғәрәпсә]] '''فضولی‎‎'''), ысын исеме '''Мөхәммә́т Сөләймә́н улы Фүзули́''' ([[әзербайжан теле|әзербайжанса]] ''Məhəmməd Füzuli'') — бөйөк әзербайжан шағиры һәм ғалимы. Айырым сығанаҡтарҙа ғосман<ref name="Brit">[http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/222964/Mehmed-bin-Suleyman-Fuzuli Britannica, Fuzuli]</ref><ref>Anthony Appiah, Henry Louis Gates, Michael The Dictionary of Global Culture : What Every American Needs to Know As We Enter the Next Century — From Diderot to Bo Diddley Knopf, 1997 p.400: Along with the Turkish version by the Ottoman poet Fizuli</ref><ref>[http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/295642/Islamic-arts/13747/Ottoman-Turkey Encyclopediz Britannica, s.v. Islamic Art] Islāmic literatures " The period from 1500 to 1800 " Ottoman Turkey " Poetry of Fuzûlî</ref><ref name="Islamic Culture P.47">Islamic Culture. Islamic Culture Board, 1971 P.47 Fuzuli — A classical Ottoman poet of the 16 century</ref><ref name="Fuzuli 1963. p.213">Fuzuli, one of the greatest of the Ottoman poets, could fuse emotion, thought, and imagination into a fabric of exquisite beauty. Turkey today — and tomorrow : an experiment in westernization. by Nuri Eren. London: Pall Mall P, 1963. OCLC:185552470 p.213</ref><ref name="Louis Mitler p.56">Louis Mitler. Ottoman Turkish Writers: A Bibliographical Dictionary of Significant Figures in Pre-Republican Turkish Literature P. Lang, 1988 ISBN 0820406333, 9780820406336 p.56</ref>, төрөк<ref name="Brit" /><ref>Merriam-Webster’s Encyclopedia of Literature. Merriam-Webster, 1995. ISBN 0877790426. Стр. 443. «Turkish poet and greatest figure in the classical school of Turkish literature»</ref><ref>Энциклопедия [http://www.brockhaus-suche.de/suche/abstract.php?shortname=b15&verweis=1&artikel_id=100001080 Brockhaus]. «Fuzuli [], Fusuli, Muhammad Ibn Süleiman, türkischer Schriftsteller»</ref><ref name="Larousse">Энциклопедия [http://www.larousse.fr/LaroussePortail/encyclo/XHTML/EUL.Online/explorer.aspx?=102888#larousse/20/15/Fuzuli Larousse]. «Poète turc d’origine kurde (Karbala' ? 1480 ?-Karbala ? 1556), un des plus célèbres poètes classiques»</ref><ref>M. D. Law, F. C. Bartlett. Chambers’s Encyclopaedia. Стр. 55. «Fuzuli — the greatest Turkish poet of the classical school. Fuzuli, like Nedim, was one of the rare Turkish classical poets»</ref><ref>Najib Ullah. Islamic Literature: An Introductory History with Selections. Washington Square Press, 1963. Стр. 384. «Fuzuli In the reign of Suleiman there lived in Baghdad a Turkish poet called Fuzuli»</ref> йә әзербайжан<ref>[http://feb-web.ru/FEB/LITENC/ENCYCLOP/leb/leb-7161.htm Литературная энциклопедия]</ref>

<ref name="Iranica">''Other important Azeri authors were Shah Esmāīl Ṣafawī «Khatāī» (1487—1524), and Fożūlī (about 1494—1556, q.v.), an outstanding Azeri poet''. [http://www.iranica.com/newsite/articles/unicode/v3f2/v3f2a088.html Encyclopaedia Iranica. Azeri Literature in Iran]</ref>