Badriddin Hilali

Badriddin Hilali (Persian: بدرالدین هلالی‎) (b. Astarabad, ca. 874/1470; d. Herat, 936/1529) was a Persian poet. In Herat, he was a member of the literary circle of Sultan Husayn-e Bayqara and a close associate Alisher Navai.

Works

Hilali's Divan (including his ghazals, qasidas and ruba'is)
Leyla-o-Majnun

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References

Iranica

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