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South Azerbaijani is an Altaic->Turkic->Southern Turkic language spoken by about 23.5 million in Iran , 530,000 in Turkey, 300,000 in Iraq, 30,000 in Syria and by small groups in Afghanistan, Jordan and possibly in Azerbaijan and United States.[1][2][3] Dialekts of South Azerbaijani:Karapapakh(originaly speaking the Karapapakh language), Moqaddam, Pishagchi, Qaragozlu, Shahsavani, Tabriz, Kharghani.[4]

South Azerbaijani is standardized by two orthography seminars. The results of these seminars can be found in here

The prominent written Azerbaijani literature goes back to the 14th century, where poets like Imadaddin Nasimi.[5] That is kept at Astan-e-Qods-e-Razavi's library in Mashhad.[6] Among the poets of this period were people like Haqiqi (pen name Habibi) .[7]At the end of the 14th century was the period of starting literary activity of Imadaddin Nesimi,[8] one of the greatest South Azerbaijani[9][10][11] Hurufi mystical poets of the late 14th and early 15th centuries[12] and one of the most prominent early Divan masters in Turkic literary history.

The Divan and Ghazal styles, introduced by Nesimi in South Azerbaijani poetry in 15th century, were further developed by poets like Qasim al-Anvar and Fuzuli

The book Dede Qorqud which is written in the Oghuz Turkic language ,which consists of two manuscripts copied in the 16th century,[13] and got later translated into South Azerbaijani was not written earlier than the 15th century.[14][15] It is a collection of twelve stories reflecting the oral tradition of Oghuz nomads.[15] Since the author is buttering up both the Turkmen Aq Qoyunlu and Turkish Ottoman rulers, it has been suggested that the composition belongs to someone living between the Turkmen Aq Qoyunlu and Turkish Ottoman Empire.[14] Geoffery Lewis believes an older substratum of these oral traditions dates to conflicts between the ancient Oghuz and their Turkish rivals in Central Asia (the Pechenegs and the Kipchaks), however this substratum has been clothed in references to the 14th-century campaigns of the Turkmen Aq Qoyunlu Confederation of Turkic tribes against the Georgians, the Abkhaz, and the Greeks in Trabzon.[13]

The 16th century poet, Muhammed Fuzuli produced his timeless philosophical and lyrical Qazals in Arabic, Persian, and South Azerbaijani. Benefiting immensely from the fine literary traditions of his environment, and building upon the legacy of his predecessors, Fizuli was destined to become the leading literary figure of his society. His major works include The Divan of Ghazals and The Qasidas.

In the 16th century, South and North Azerbaijani literature further flourished with the development of the Ashik poetic genre of bards. During the same period, under the pen-name of Khatāī (En:Sinner) Shah Ismail I wrote about 1400 verses in an language called,,Turki“.This language couldn‘t be categorized, but it is really close to the South Azerbaijani language.[16]This langauge wasnt really South or North Azerbaijani, but cause it’s written in a language very close to South Azeri it developed the South Azerbaijani literature.These poetric works were later published as his Divan. A unique literary style known as qoshma was introduced in this period.

In the span of the 17th century and 18th century, Fizuli's unique genres as well Ashik poetry were taken up by prominent poets and writers of different ethnicity’s such as Qovsi of Tabriz, Shah Abbas Sani, Agha Mesih Shirvani, Nishat, Molla Vali Vidadi, Molla Panah Vagif, Amani, Zafar and others.

Until this period of time all South and North Azerbaijani literature has been written in the Perso-Arabic script, but the North Azerbaijanis who are after linguist and ethnologists a different ethnic group than the South Azerbaijanis finally adopted the Cyrillic alphabet, thus distancing itself even further from South Azerbaijani.

An influential piece of post-World War II South Azerbaijani poetry, Heydar Babaya Salam (Greetings to Heydar Baba) was written by South Azerbaijani poet Mohammad Hossein Shahriar who had already established himself as a notable. This poem, published in Tabriz in 1954 and written in South Azerbaijani, became popular not only among Iranians and the people of Iranian Azerbaijan but also in the Democratic Republic of Azerbaijan, Turkey and among other Turkic peoples. In Heydar Babaya Salam, Shahriar expressed his identity as an South Azerbaijani attached to his homeland, language, and culture. The other poets that that have poems in South Azerbaijani are Bulud Qarachorlu, Ali Agha Vahed, Karimi Maragheh, etc. The most important translation of Quran in Standard South Azerbaijani are by Ahmad Kaviyanpur and the other by Rasul Ismael Zadeh Duzduzal.[17][18] To buy Ismael Zadeh translation of Quran

The Iraqi Turks, the third major ethnic group in Iraq (recognized by Iraq Constitution (2005, Constitution, Article 4 (1)), constitutional term: Turkmen. Unevenly recognized except in Kurdistan Region.) as Turkmens or Torkmans that not be confused with Turkmen language spoken in Turkmenistan)speak a Turkic language which forms a continiuum between Turkish and South Azerbaijani. [21][22]

It's an unofficial minority language in Afghanistan.[23]

Thousand of books in South Azerbaijani:

These are some websites include South Azerbaijani version:

The differences between South Azerbaijani(AZB) and North Azerbaijani(AZJ) is not only in scripts but also in vocabulary. The northern dialects differ from South Azerbaijani in phonology, lexicon, morphology, syntax, script and loan words.[30] The main claim about not creating a new wiki is that there are many similarities between them and separation because of political borders aren't accepted. They're right. But in this condition we should have one wiki for all Turkic languages. Refer to vocabulary comparison table to see similarities between all Turkic languages. The table contains about 60 most used words that are same or at most one or two different letters.

We can summarize the differences of AZB and AZJ as follows:

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Some Vocabulary Differences between Northern and Southern [31]. (Like en:Comparison of Malaysian and Indonesian)

The request for creation of South Azerbaijani was on 2008-10-15[32] Up to now 30 arguments in favor and 22 arguments aggainst exist. Although some of participants didn't write any reasons or their comment was written before changes at Az Wikipedia, all reasons categorized below:

Reasons against the creation of azb can be found here categorized below:

1. Just a multiscript language

2. People understand both scripts

Up to now about 3,000 articles created in AZB test wiki. Besides There are about 12,000 articles in AZ(J) wiki. Overall it has about 15,000 articles.

Although from 2006 until 2009 the main page had been written in both scripts (almost equally, because some of the objects not bi-script), the appearance of Arabic-based script texts have been faded.

Having two scripts in one wiki (present AZ wikipedia), can be a solution with both advantages and disadvantages. Because South Azerbaijani speakers constitute three-fourth majority of all Azeri speakers , the Arabic-based script should be the first script or at least in same position of Latin-based script Azerbaijani.

In this case, main page, village pump, community portal, help desk, interwikis, etc should be in both scripts. So both scripts can operate in a friendly way.

These problems can bee seen at Az Wiki, Lad Wiki, Kk Wiki,etc[note 2]. These are problems should be solved before selecting this option:

In spite of claims ,it is not uncommon to have several Wikis for similar languages . Examples include Kurdish wikipedia (in both Arabic-based and Latin-based and possibly Zazaki a double Latin-based), Persian Wikipedia (is in Arabic script and Tajiki which is the same language in Cyrillic script, and Gilaki and Mazandarani with high similarity between them comparing to Persian[34][35])

The above problems that are categorized in the first solution, besides some other problems that may occur later, are completely vanished.

Discussed at reasons against creation of AZB section.

This is just like Kazakh wikipedia which is written in the Cyrillic script but is available is Latin and Arabic script by the help of Automatic Conversion system.

South Azerbaijani has used the Perso-Arabic script for almost all of its existence, and the heritage of this language is entirely written in this script. When dead languages like Latin can have their own Wikipedia, then why a language that is alive and is still functioning can not have a Wikipedia?