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1480–1556 · 16th-century Azerbaijani poet
Also known as: Fuzūlī, Fizuli, Fozuli, Fuduli, Fusuli, Mahammad bin Suleyman
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- Hadikat üs-süadâ
- Leylā and Mejnūn (1970)
- Dīvān-i ashʻār-i Fārsī-i Mawlānā Ḥakīm Mullā Muḥammad Fuz̤ūlī Bayātlī
- Dīvānʹhā-yi sihʹgānah-yi Ḥakīm Mullā Muḥammad Fuz̤ūlī
- Maṭlaʻ al-iʻtiqād fi maʻrifat al-mabdā' wa-al-maʻād