NIZAMI RESEARCH IN THE WORK OF CHRISTINE VAN RUYMBEKE

The main goal of the research work is to study Nizami Ganjavi, who has been studied in his native land for centuries and has become a school of thought, beyond the borders. Although the Nizami school has not lost its uniqueness over the centuries, on the contrary, it has grown and developed, reaching thousands of readers. This article also examines his re-study in the work of Christine van Ruymbeke, who worked at Cambridge and Oxford universities. The study of Nizami by an employee of Cambridge University, a prominent researcher, and the publication of the books he published together with other colleagues by important universities in the world is a fundamental achievement of the medieval writer. The researcher, who shared her thoughts on Nizami with her colleagues through both online and face-to-face events, later published her research as a book based on these exchanges. The writer, who concluded that the main reason why Nizami's work reached such a wide audience was the predominance of real-life situations in her works, also noted this in her published materials. She notes that the positive influence of this path, which the prominent poet left behind as a rich legacy for his successors after him, on the creativity of his worthy successors is undeniable.