Talk:Mahmoud Shabestari

Nuclear poem!
جهان را سر به سر آیینه‌ای دان

به هر یک ذره در صد مهر تابان

اگر یک قطره را دل بر شکافی

برون آید از آن صد بحر صافی

به هر جزوی ز خاک ار بنگری راست

هزاران آدم اندر وی هویداست

This poem with its atom splitting imagery predates the Hatef Esfehani poem that the Iranian government is using as a slogan for its nuclear programme by 500 years!

Translation by Johnson Pasha to follow:

--Wool Bridge (talk) 16:45, 27 November 2009 (UTC)

Proposed merger
It has been proposed that this article Mahmud Shabistari be merged with Mahmud Shabestari. In my opinion, this article is the most mature of the two, so I'd suggest salvaging from Mahmud Shabestari and adding that material to this article.

Which spelling should we keep? Is Shabestari more common or preferable?  Esowteric + Talk  14:30, 19 January 2010 (UTC)

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