Journal of the stylistic of Persian poem and prose
volume Number 16، number In Volume 2، May 2023 ، issue Number 84

Stylistics of contemporary ritual poems (Relying on the poems of Hosseini, Sabzevari and Azizi)

Belghais Sobhani , Safa Taslimi (Author in Charge), Ali Fallah

Abstract

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: Ritual poetry is one of the first thematic trends in Persian literature that has an ancient background. This trend also exists in the contemporary period and has been pursued much more widely than in the past. Seyyed Hassan Hosseini, Hamid Sabzevari and Ahmad Azizi are poets before and after the Islamic Revolution and are among the founders and artists of revolutionary literature and composers of ritual poems who have left their works on ritual and religious poetry. This research intends to study and analyze the ritual poems of these three poets in three linguistic, literary and intellectual realms and to identify and introduce their linguistic and expressive prominences and intellectual lines.

METHODOLOGY: This research is a descriptive-analytical study and is based on library studies.

FINDINGS: The study of contemporary ritual poems shows that committed Muslim poets with beautiful poetic taste and knowledge of rhetorical knowledge and the use of various weights and forms and the widespread use of expressive and original techniques and sometimes their own innovations, have created beautiful poems.

CONCLUSION: Poets of ritual poetry have been more successful in the realm of language. They create a glorious epic atmosphere by using weights and proportions appropriate to the epic and words. The poems of these poets are rich and fruitful in terms of being influenced by Islamic knowledge and culture, especially in the field of words and phrases. Linguistically, the reference to Khorasani style can be clearly seen in the poetry of this poet. Poets at this level have not only followed the style of previous poets and have also had innovations. Of course, no significant innovations have been seen in this area. In this regard, we see innovation in the ritual poems of Seyyed Hassan Hosseini, which can be seen in allusions and especially contradictions.

Keyword
Stylistics , Ritual Poems , Seyed Hassan Hosseini , Hamid Sabzevari , Ahmad Azizi

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