Journal of the stylistic of Persian poem and prose
volume Number 14، number In Volume 12، March 2022 ، issue Number 70

“Introducing Saeed Naqshband-e Yazdi along with the stylistic features of his Collection of Poems”

Fatemeh Sadat Taheri (Author in Charge), Razieh Rezaei Tafti

Abstract

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: Style means a special method that a writer or poet uses to explain his thoughts and emotions, and stylistics is the knowledge that study a work in choosing words and phrases, in use of grammatical rules, imply literary techniques and figurative speech, and explainthe thought, ideology and views of creator’s work. The present article introduces Saeed Naqshband Yazdi, the 11th century mystic poet and his stylistic poetic features.

METHODOLOGY: This descriptive-analytical study was conducted by collecting information with a documentary and library method in the study of the corrected text of Saeeda Naqshband Yazdi"s poetry collection and tried to identify the stylistic features of his poems while introducing the poet.

FINDINGS: Saeed Naqshbandi Yazdi known by sobriquet Saeida is one of the poets of the 11th century A.H., Whose year of his birth and death is not clear. The Yazidi poet is said to have left the birthplaceduring the reign of the Safavied Shah Suleiman (1666-1696) and settled in Isfahan. According to Saeida’s poetry and memoirs, he was a follower of the religion of Abu Hanifa and the mystical way of Naqshbandiyya, and for a living he was engaged in Naqshbandi and Sha’arbafi, which were among his occupations at that time. Saeida has reflected his mystical thoughts in the guise of exquisite illustrations and precise fantasies with the help of literary devices and imagery. His collection of poems, which has a total of 4815 verses, has been composed mainly in the form of sonnets.

CONCLUSION: Authors argue Saeida is one of the worthy poets of the Safavid period who, using the ancient and sometimes colloquial language, new compositions, beautiful illustrations, special use of similes, metaphorical personifications, allusions, contradictions and proportions, all kinds of equivoque and combines love, ethics and mysticism with complaints of hypocrisy and therefore remembers Hafez"s poetry.

Keyword
Stylistics , linguistic Features , literary Features , Intellectual Features , Saeed Naqshband Yazdi. Collection of Poems

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