Journal of the stylistic of Persian poem and prose
volume Number 15، number In Volume 9، December 2022 ، issue Number 79

Classification in the ontology of Eyn al-Ghozzat (With a hermeneutic approach in arrangements)

Korosh Amraee , Ali Fatehalahi (Author in Charge), Ghasem Sahraei

Abstract

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: Eyn al-Ghozzat Hamedani (492-525 AH) in his book Tamhidat, based on his personal perceptions and perceptions, has made extensive and deep interpretations of mystical, religious and Quranic content. The ontological view of the same judges finds meaning based on the term allegory. The purpose of this article is to divide the concept of representation from the point of view of Eyn al-Ghozzat Hamedani.

METHODOLOGY: In this article, the authors have done research using descriptive-analytical method of collecting library information.

FINDINGS: The ontology of the Eyn al-Ghozzat sometimes leads to the ontology of Prophet Muhammad and the devil; In a way, without them, existence becomes incomprehensible. The embodiment, the simile, the unity of existence, the divine manifestation and the like, is the classification resulting from this ontological and sometimes ontological view of the same Eyn al-Ghozzat.

CONCLUSION: The Eyn al-Ghozzat have been very meticulous in explaining the term allegory. He has indirectly divided the term allegory into subsets of embodiment, simile, unity of existence and manifestation, and the like.

Keyword
Eyn al-Ghozzat Hamedani , arrangements , hermeneutics , ontology , representation and its types.

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