volume Number 10، number In Volume 4، Winter 2018 ، issue Number 38

Investigating and analyzing of court similes in Seif Farghani,s odes

Mohammad Ali salmanzadeh Otaghsarayi(Author in Charge), Doctor Masood Ruhani, Doctor mortaza Mohseni, Doctor Ali Akbar Bagheri Khalili

Abstract
Many Iranian poets long before some point in harmandir sahib political power or have permanent; but that has never been poets have not come round of power or after a time for a variety of reasons, have left the court. The presence or back to power in shaping the poetic images influenced. In this rticle, the effect of the court on similes Seif Farghani,s poems as a poet who cut off from court and the government checked. To achieve the aim of the study to court elements is divided in to sections. Results showed that among 11 critical areas of the court of common phenomena most expensive and exquisite frequency and the precions the lowest frequency is allow carted. Seif praise of princes and kings of the elements of the court, not in time, but in some cases to condemn and denounce them as well. He mainly from the court similes in his pride, praise and describe the be lover and expression of religious and social ideas has benefited.This approach on is that even though it may be pots goals and as pirations uprising against the government under the influence of literary traditions and the spirit of the age.

Keyword
Seif Farghani , court images , ode , court similes

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