Journal of the stylistic of Persian poem and prose
volume Number 17، number In Volume 6، September 2024 ، issue Number 100

Analysis of theological themes of Nasser Khosrow Qobadiani's poems

Seyedeh Parnian Daryabari (Author in Charge)

Abstract

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: There are many theological themes in the poems of Hakim Abu Mu"in Nasser bin Khosrow Qabadiani, a poet and writer of the 5th century Hijri. He was a preacher of the Ismaili religion with the rank of "Hujjat" and was responsible for the publication of Ismaili beliefs, which is one of the branches of Shia.

METHODOLOGY: This research was done with a library study and in a descriptive and analytical way, and the statistical population of the research is Diwan Nasser Khosro Qobadiani.

FINDINGS: Imamate is one of the most frequently mentioned theological topics in Nasser Khosrow"s poems. Imamate is the reason for the separation of this theological sect from other sects. In the discussion of Imamate, this poet mostly emphasizes on the protest against the announcement of the Imamate and the succession of Imam Amirul Momineen (AS) on the day of Ghadir and referring to the sermon of Ghadir and its events, protesting the verses and hadiths about the dignity of the Prophet. Amir al-Mu"minin (a.s.) and the protest against the special virtues of Mouli al-Mohadeen Hazrat Ali bin Abi Talib (a.s.) and the hadiths of the Holy Prophet (peace be upon him and his family) about the succession of Amir al-mo"minin (a.s.).

CONCLUSION: In his poems, Nasser Khosrow has paid much attention and emphasis to two theological topics, Imamate and Justice. Also, in his poems, he has discussed about Qada, Qadr, Jabr, and Akhtar, which were important topics of theology at that time. In his poems, he has tried to explain his opinion on the theological topics of justice, intercession, caliphate, God"s attributes, God"s essence, the accidental nature of the world, predestination and free will, and Qada and Qadr.

Keyword
Nasser Khosrow , Kalam , Ismailia , Imamia , Imamate.

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