Abolhassan Ali bin Joologh, who we know as "Farrokhi", was a Gholamzadeh from the Sistan people who was born in the late years of the fourth century at the time of the rule of the Samanids to the Aznavids.
Ali's education took place in Sistan, where he learned music and literature and opened poetry at a young age, but his work was more important and he was not a poet.
Ali got married at a young age and the cost of living increased and he wrote to his master that his need was greater. The master behind his letter replied, "It's not too much for you and it's not over."
After writing these letters, as he used to say in his long song "With the Karun of Hilla", he sought to gain money and praise him to earn money and to be forgiven. He made his way to the court of the "Choghanian" king, and his songs sounded good to the courtiers, and in the first visit: "Farrokhi made a horse with a specially made horse. They gave.
After some time, Farrokhi fell into the court of Mahmoud Ghaznavi and became close to him and was so wealthy that they wrote, "... twenty slave Simin Kemer did not come after him" and thus the empty sack was filled with a larger coin.
Farrokhi stayed in the Ghaznavian court for the rest of his life, and when Mahmoud died praising Mahmoud's successors, he died in Ghazni in 429 AH.
Much has been said about Farrokhi's poetry since ancient times. For example, "Rashid of Watawat" said: "Farrokh Ajam continues to call Abu Farras Arab, both of whom are easy talkers."
Ali's education took place in Sistan, where he learned music and literature and opened poetry at a young age, but his work was more important and he was not a poet.
Ali got married at a young age and the cost of living increased and he wrote to his master that his need was greater. The master behind his letter replied, "It's not too much for you and it's not over."
After writing these letters, as he used to say in his long song "With the Karun of Hilla", he sought to gain money and praise him to earn money and to be forgiven. He made his way to the court of the "Choghanian" king, and his songs sounded good to the courtiers, and in the first visit: "Farrokhi made a horse with a specially made horse. They gave.
After some time, Farrokhi fell into the court of Mahmoud Ghaznavi and became close to him and was so wealthy that they wrote, "... twenty slave Simin Kemer did not come after him" and thus the empty sack was filled with a larger coin.
Farrokhi stayed in the Ghaznavian court for the rest of his life, and when Mahmoud died praising Mahmoud's successors, he died in Ghazni in 429 AH.
Much has been said about Farrokhi's poetry since ancient times. For example, "Rashid of Watawat" said: "Farrokh Ajam continues to call Abu Farras Arab, both of whom are easy talkers."
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