Journal of the stylistic of Persian poem and prose
volume Number 16، number In Volume 11، February 2024 ، issue Number 93

Stylistic analysis of Nateq poem (a collection of poems by Abdul Samad Amir Shaghaghi)

Ahmad Mohammadi (Author in Charge)

Abstract

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: The purpose of this article is to review the collection of poems by Abdul Samad Amir Shaghaqi, one of the contemporary researchers and poets, which was published under the title (Speaking Poems). Considering that the published poems of this poet have literary values in linguistic, intellectual, lexical and rhetorical levels. is significant and so far no research has been done in this field, conducting this research is considered an effective effort in the field of introducing the poetry and thought of this poet.

METHODOLOGY: This research is done with a descriptive and analytical method and based on library studies. First, the examples related to the discussed levels will be extracted and then by referring to related sources, the necessary description and analysis will be done.

FINDINGS: Amir Shaghaghi"s poetry has significant compliance with the principles and characteristics of Khorasani style poetry. He is a poet committed and bound to preserve and promote ritual and religious rites. There are also interesting interpretations in the field of lyrical poetry as well as attention to social and cultural issues in His poetry is visible.

CONCLUSION: Amir Shaghaghi"s poetry can be examined at the linguistic, intellectual, lexical and rhetorical levels. He has also dealt extensively with the status of some religious personalities, social, cultural and other miscellaneous issues. At the lexical level, his mastery of the Arabic language and terms related to some sciences is evident. He has used simile, saj", tansiq al-sefat, Ersal al-masal and Phono tactics.

Keyword
Contemporary Persian poetry , Abdul Samad Amir Shaghaghi , ritual and religious poetry

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