Talk:The Blind Owl
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Article Grading: I've changed the quality assessment. This entire article has to be redone using the novel template, and in terms of that template it is very much incomplete. I've also changed the importance assessment to Top in anticipation of my soon to be drafted criteria for importance assessment. I was wavering between High and Top, but since this is certainly the most well-known and most translated of modern Persian language novels in the world, to the point of being infamous, I thought it must have the Top rating.--Ibis3 13:47, 4 December 2006 (UTC) |
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[edit] Sag-e-Awara, Sag-e Aware, Sag-e Awareh or Sag-e Awaré?
Though I do not know Urdu, it seems to me that Sag-e-Awara (presented in the article as being the Urdu translation of Sag-e Velgard) should be Sag-e Aware, if not Sag-e Awareh, or Sag-e Awaré. For clarity, 1) the ending a sounds incorrect to me, 2) the hyphen between Sag-e and Awara seems to be redundant. Someone with a knowledge of Urdu should look into these possible inaccuracies.
--BF 02:12, 20 March 2007 (UTC)
