Journal of the stylistic of Persian poem and prose
volume Number 13، number In Volume 8، November 2020 ، issue Number 54

The place of love in Salman Savage's intellectual level sonnets Based on the division of love in Abhar al-Ashqin Roozbehan Baghi Shirazi

Mansour Jalili , Rahim Taher (Author in Charge)

Abstract

Love is one of the most fundamental themes of Persian mysticism and poetry, and its earthly and heavenly forms in poetry and mysticism have produced excellent themes and beautiful interpretations. In the thinking of Ruzbahan Baqli Shirazi and Salman Savaji, love also holds a high place. As one of the most influential mystics and poets of their time, Roozbehan Baqli Shirazi and Salman Savaji have a keen attention to this divine promise and have taken great interest in expressing religious concepts and mystical vocabulary.

This research, carried out by library method, through a descriptive-content analysis and comparative study between Rozbehan Baqi Shirazi and Salman Savoji"s sonnets, aims to study the subject of love on the basis of its division into Rozbehan"s book To examine the names of these two mystics and poets. The results show that Salman Savaji"s poems also show the division of love (found in Ibrahim al-Asheqin). And it is given to man in a glorious and manifest way. The infinite love, eternal and eternal motivation of creation and the supremacy of love over reason are common intellectual features on the subject of love in Abharol-Ashegin and Salman Savaj"s sonnets.

Keyword
Love Classification , Roozbehan Baghi Shirazi , Abhar al-Ashqin , Salman Savoji

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