Molamma , a type of Persian poetry, which consists of one Persian line followed by an Arabic one, is found in the works of traditional Persian poets. Literature indicates that Shahid-e Balkhi , a 'fth century (HQ) Persian poet, was the first one to compose such type of poetries. Another type of Persian poetry, a sub-division of Molarnma known as Mothallath , is in fact a trilingual poetry, which consits of one Persian line, one Arabic line, followed by a line in Shirazi dialect
daneshpajuh, M. (2003). Mollamma at and Mothallathat or Bilingual and Trilingual poetries. Literary Text Research, 6(17), 30-46. doi: 10.22054/ltr.2003.6243
MLA
manoochehr daneshpajuh. "Mollamma at and Mothallathat or Bilingual and Trilingual poetries". Literary Text Research, 6, 17, 2003, 30-46. doi: 10.22054/ltr.2003.6243
HARVARD
daneshpajuh, M. (2003). 'Mollamma at and Mothallathat or Bilingual and Trilingual poetries', Literary Text Research, 6(17), pp. 30-46. doi: 10.22054/ltr.2003.6243
VANCOUVER
daneshpajuh, M. Mollamma at and Mothallathat or Bilingual and Trilingual poetries. Literary Text Research, 2003; 6(17): 30-46. doi: 10.22054/ltr.2003.6243
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