Seyyed Mohammad Hossein Behjat Tabrizi (born 1285 - late 1988) was a poet of Iranians from Azerbaijan who had been poetry in Persian and Turkish languages. He was born in Tabriz in the village of Bostanabadi (Khoshnabi) Behnia He was buried in the city of Shiraz according to his will. The 27th Shahrivar was named "Persian poetry and poetry day". The naming date of this anniversary is Shahriyar's death.
Shahriar has been well versed in composing a variety of Persian poems, such as Qasidah, Masnavi, Ghazal, Piece, Ruba'i, and Semiyi poetry. But he was more famous than the other species in the ghazal, and among his famous ghazals he could be referred to as "Allah Almighty Mercy" and "My Merry to Ghorbante". Shahriyar had a special interest in Ali ibn Abi Talib and also had a lot of fascination with Hafez.
