An examination of Mīrzā Naṣrullāh Ṣadr al-Mamālik Ardabīlī›s Dīvān

In this article, the poems of Mīrzā Naṣrullāh Ṣadr al-Mamālik Ardabīlī pseudonymously known as Nuṣrat (d. 1271 AH) and two of his relatives Mīrzā Hādī Qudrat ‘Alī and Mīrzā ‘Abdul-Wahhāb Khān Muṣṭafā ‘Alī are briefly introduced and analyzed. Parts of his Ghazel poems and some verses of his refrain poems written as an elegy for the martyrdom of Sayyid Al-Shuhadā’ (a) and composed as a follow-up to Muḥtasham Kāshānī›s refrain are quoted. He left his birthplace Ardabīl to Qom and established a residential and agricultural complex called Nuṣrat Ābād in the vicinity of Qom.