Another work by this poet details the love of the poet Qays for a Bedouin girl, and is titled "Majnun and Layla."
One work by this poet contains a section in which the Messiah comes across the carcass of a dog with spectators gathered around it, whereupon he chides them for fearing death. That work was dedicated to Bahram Shah, and contains an introduction describing experiences this poet had during solitary vigils, a poetic device known as khalvat. Another work by this poet details the love of the poet Qays for a Bedouin girl, and is titled "Majnun and Layla." A notable illustrated manuscript of this poet's major work was produced for emperor Akbar, and is now housed in the British museum. That work by this poet consists of five narrative poems in the masnavi double-rhymed verse style, and include a philosophical discourse titled "The Treasury of Secrets," as well as the "Eskander-nameh," a romance about Alexander the Great. For 10 points, identify this Persian romantic poet of the late 12th century, best known for his collection, the Khamsa.
One work by this poet contains a section in which the Messiah comes across the carcass of a dog with spectators gathered around it, whereupon he chides them for fearing death.
Nizami Ganjavi