Farsi sweetness in India

Gholam Ahmad Ahmadi Madrasi is one of the unknown Persian-speaking Indian poets that lived during the late Timurid period; the only remained writing of him is a selection of his sonnets from a manuscript that is being kept in the Parliament Library. He can be considered among the second rate poets of his period; Those who perhaps had not create a revolution in the form and content of poetry in Persian، but their poetry was a manifestation of first moves for the beginning of a period that later reputed to the return of literary and the motivation of addressing for such poet in this article is the mentioned point. The sonnets of Ahmadi Madrasi، from both word and content point of view، are similar to the Iraqi style. His poems are simple، smooth، and far from complexity، there is no imagery and bizarre metaphors and away from out of mind themes of the Hindi style poetry. The research method in this study is based on the sonnet style analysis of the poet.