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

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Journal of the stylistic of Persian poem and prose شماره 44

volume Number : 12
number In Volume : 2
issue Number : 44
summer 2019

volume Number 12، number In Volume 2، summer 2019 ، issue Number 44

Introduction to Manaq Al-Qalub & Me'sayyah Al-Guyb's Manuscript Khajavi Kermani and Siri in his poetry style

Mahdieh Mansuri, Soheyla Musavi Sirjani(Author in Charge), Mahdi Mahuzi

Abstract

The manuscripts contain valuable historical, literary and mystical information for literary scholars. In particular, one of these copies (based on the four correct versions cited) is the valuable work of Khajavi Kermani (M: 750 .) Mofatih al-Qalub and Mosabiah al-Ghib are a poem in the form of Masnavi, which consists of twenty-eight Bab and five seasons; it was completed in 747, and Khajo wrote it in the name of Amir Mobraz al-Din, and ended it and dedicated it to Shah Mansour Is. The structure of the system and the manner in which the content is expressed is interesting and, in some cases, novel.

In addition to the new poems that he has written, the poet has made an excerpt from his other works and included in his work. The language of poetry is in Movaathi al-Qalub and Mostabiyh al-Gibub in Persian language with a romantic and mysterious, elaborate and psyche content. The poet"s tendency to composition and its role in the formation of the form is remarkable. From the perspective of imagination, the plurality of image and metaphor, and recognition over other species prevail. The mystical structure of this outstanding document is worthy of consideration, as well as its literary and mystical value in the field of research. A detailed examination ofthis work gives a more complete correction to the well-known verses and poems of the poet.

Keyword
Mesabih al-Kallub and Mofatih , Khajavi Kermani , manuscript , literary style , mysticism.

Mahdieh Mansuri : Department of Persian Language and Literature, Islamic Azad University, Rudehen, Iran (Mansori_mahdie@yahoo.com)
Soheyla Musavi Sirjani (Author in Charge) : PhD student of Persian Language and Literature, Islamic Azad University, Rudehen, Iran (Mousavi_sirjani@yahoo.com)
Mahdi Mahuzi : Department of Persian Language and Literature, Islamic Azad University, Rudehen, Iran (---)

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