The influence of Arabic-Persian poetry on Russian literature of the 19th century

The influence of Arabic-Persian poetry on the Russian literature of the nineteenth century is an important and relevant phenomenon and has been studied from year to year for more than a century. Given the highly strained spiritual religious search for people at that time, who did not find much understanding on the part of the authorities and many like-minded people (or: did not awaken much respect from the authorities and many like-minded people), the poetic Muse and lyrical creativity were able to freely swim to spiritual and religious sources at the turn of the nineteenth and twentieth century. Only the close attention of Russian poets to the Holy book of Muslims, the Koran, shows that in the multinational and United absolute monarchy, which was Imperial Russia, it was mainly the poets who initiated the guides and interethnic and religious dialogue.