A Modern Rubaiyat

A Modern Rubaiyat. With apologies to Omar. A Harold Brown
In: The Toronto Star, Tue, Jun 17, 1919 ·Page 6

5 quatrains

The Rubaiyat of the Berkeley Candidate

The Rubaiyat of the Berkeley Candidate. M.H. Davidson
In: The Berkeley Gazette, Tue. Apr 13, 1909 ·Page 4
The Berkeley Gazette, Wedn. Apr 14, 1909 ·Page 4
The Berkeley Gazette, Thur. Apr 15, 1909 ·Page 4
The Berkeley Gazette, Frid. Apr 16, 1909 ·Page 4
The Berkeley Gazette, Sat. Apr 17, 1909 ·Page 4
The Berkeley Gazette, Mon. Apr 19, 1909 ·Page 8
The Berkeley Gazette, Tue. Apr 20, 1909 ·Page 8
The Berkeley Gazette, Wed. Apr 21, 1909 ·Page 4

66 quatrains

Some Modern Rubaiyats

Some Modern Rubaiyats. Tom Duncan
In: The Sunday Oregonian, Sun, Jan 22, 1899 ·Page 20

 

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Rubaiyat for the Great Society

Rubaiyat for the Great Society. R.J. Hutchinson
In: Clarion-Ledger (Jackson, Mississippi) Tue, Apr 5, 1966, Page 8

6 quatrains

‘Umar Khayyám’s Transgressive Ethics and their Socio-Political Implications in Contemporary Iran

‘Umar Khayyám’s Transgressive Ethics and their Socio-Political Implications in Contemporary Iran. A.A. Seyed-Gohrab
In: Sufi non-conformism : antinomian trends in the Persianate cultural traditions. A.A. Seyed-Gohrab (ed.) Amsterdam : Leiden University Press, 2024.  (Iranian Studies Series; 32) ISBN: 9789087284541. Pp. 155–177

Summary
In this paper, the author examines several social implications of Khayyam’s poetry and the reception history of the Persian sage (hakim) Omar Khayyam, who has become a personification of transgressive ideas in Persian literary history. The fascination of the author is due not only to Khayyam’s poetic genius (although he is not the author of the majority of quatrains attributed to him), but also to his problematic reception in twentieth-century Iran and how he has been connected to the notion of modernity. Both religious and secular intellectuals have tried to position Khayyam in the modern intellectual history of Iran in their own ways.

The Rubaiyat of Omar Fusion

The Rubaiyat of Omar Fusion. (An ode to Offis; penned in pessimistic mood in the Garden of Fame, on the eve of a great battle.)
In: The bulletin. Vol. 31 No. 1563 (27 Jan 1910)

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