Journal of the stylistic of Persian poem and prose
volume Number 16، number In Volume 4، July 2023 ، issue Number 86

Review of the Lifes and poems of Malouli Shirazi

Enayatullah Sharifpour (Author in Charge), Roghieh Farahani

Abstract

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: Malouli Shirazi is one of the few women who have survived to have organized and codified poems. However, like other female speakers, the description of her life and poems is placed in an aura of ambiguity and isolation, the identification of which is the main subject of this research. In this Essay, we have tried to introduce this little-known poet to the literary community.

METHODOLOGY: The present study is written in a descriptive and library research method.

FINDINGS: Using tazkare books and manuscripts of Divan of this poet, his life, circumstances and thoughts, were identified and his literary and stylistic characteristics were Definited.

CONCLUSION: In this research, it was determined that this poet of the return period, usually wrote poetry with reference to the poems of Saadi and Hafez, and sometimes, verses that include new innovative features that mentioned.

Keyword
Malouli Shirazi , literary style , return literary period , Qajar

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