Journal of the stylistic of Persian poem and prose (JSPPP)

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Journal of the stylistic of Persian poem and prose شماره 45

volume Number : 12
number In Volume : 3
issue Number : 45
Fall 2019

volume Number 12، number In Volume 3، Fall 2019 ، issue Number 45

Introduction and Stylistic and Semantic investigation of the Manuscript of Mullah Hamed Bisarani’s commentary on “Masnavi Manavi”

Ghahraman Shiri, Abdossattar Naqshbandi(Author in Charge)

Abstract

“Masnavi Manavi”, the eternal masterpiece of “Molana Jalaluddin Mohammad Balkhi”, has always been the subject of research and attention by the theologians, scholars and essayists, and since it is hard to understand, each one of them tried to interpret its complexities as much as they can, so that the followers can get blessed by this extended heavenly manna more than ever. “Allameh Molla Hamed Kateb Bisarani”, is a great theologian and poet who lived in 13th century AH, and tried this intention. He is probably the only one who interpreted “Masnavi” twice. Bisarani was a jurisprudent and a theologian, and has mastered the Islamic sciences and the mystic texts; He also spent many year in his own mystical journey, and this is why this commentary book is so important. He has been reminded of many valuable books other than “Masnavi”. There is only one manuscript of his first commentary on “Masnavi”, while there are several manuscripts of the second one available now. This essay introduces Bisarani and four versions of his second commentary on “Mathnavi” investigates their stylistic and semantic features.

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Molla Hamed Kateb-al-asrar Bis , Commentary on “Masnavi Manavi , Molana Jalaloddin , Mysticism , Naqshbandi Creed , Introduction of Manuscripts , Stylistics

Ghahraman Shiri : Department of Persian Language and Literature, Bu-Ali University, Hamedan, Iran (ghahreman.shiri@gmail.com)
Abdossattar Naqshbandi (Author in Charge) : PhD student of Persian Language and Literature, Bu-Ali University, Hamedan, Iran (a.s.naqshbandi@gmail.com)

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Introduction and Stylistic and Semantic investigation of the Manuscript of Mullah Hamed Bisarani’s commentary on “Masnavi Manavi”

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