Pezeshkian: Nezami Ganjavi’s poetry inspires global message of peace, justice
Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian praised the renowned 12th-century Persian poet as a beacon of Persian literature, whose works offer timeless lessons of peace, justice, and humanity.
He delivered the message on the occasion of the Fourth Nezami Ganjavi Commemoration Day, which falls on March 12, president.ir reported.
“Nezami Ganjavi is a shining gem in the world of Persian literature, leaving a legacy that transcends time and borders. His poetry continues to resonate deeply, with a message of love and wisdom that speaks to the human soul today,” Pezeshkian wrote in his message, which was read by Minister of Culture and Islamic Guidance, Abbas Salehi.
The president highlighted Ganjavi’s contributions not only to Persian culture but to global civilization.
“Nezami Ganjavi stands as one of the greatest embodiments of this nation’s culture and civilization. His blending of love and wisdom in his poetry guides the world towards peace and justice. He taught us that true humanity lies beyond geographical and ethnic boundaries and is the foundation for coexistence and progress,” Pezeshkian added.
In his address, Pezeshkian also emphasized the importance of dialogue and mutual understanding in today’s world, echoing Ganjavi’s message of unity.
“We believe that the future belongs to culture, wisdom, and dialogue. In these values, we see the path to a world filled with peace, justice, and brotherhood,” the president said.
The event, which celebrated the lasting influence of Nezami Ganjavi’s work, underscored Iran’s commitment to promoting cultural exchange and solidarity among nations.
Pezeshkian concluded his message with gratitude for those involved in organizing the commemoration, expressing sincere appreciation for their efforts in preserving and honoring Ganjavi’s monumental legacy.
Nezami Ganjavi, born in the 12th century, is widely regarded as one of the greatest romantic epic poets in Persian literature, with works that have influenced generations across the world. His message of justice and the pursuit of human dignity continues to inspire people today.