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The poetic legacy of Jalal-ud-din Rumi, as reflected in his magnum opus Mathnavi, is a literary monument to Sūfism‘s enduring power which allows it to transcend cultural and historical boundaries.
Bokhtar Bakozoda
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Pedagogical teachings of the Cognitive Metaphor of Spring in Rumi’s Mathnavi [PDF]
The present research studied the pedagogical teachings of the cognitive metaphor of spring (season) in Mathnavi, using a descriptive-analytical and deductive method.
Hojjat Allah Omidali, Fatemeh Soltani
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بررسی مفهوم نجات در مثنوی مولانا
This article surveys the concept of salvation , the effective factors and obstacles in achieving it from Molana’s view. In Mathnavi- Ma'navi, salvation means to liberation from any kind of spiritual sufferings, acheivment nearness and unity with God ...
Shahangian,Noori Sadat +3 more
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Specifying & Confirming the Opinions of Zarrinkub on the story Shah and Kanizak [PDF]
The researchers of Mathnavi have considered the first tale of this work named âKanizak va Padeshahâ as a symbolic tale and each of them has decoded it according to his particular view. They all agree upon decoding three characters of this tale.
m Hasani Jalilian
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طرفۃ الفقہا:جنوبی ایشیا میں فقہ ِحنفی کی ایک گم نام مثنوی
Allama Rukan ud din Dehlvi is a spiritual disciple of famous Sufi Hazrat Naseer al-Din Charagh e Dehli who belongs to a mystic school i.e. Chishti Nizami.
Ghulam Mustafa, Gohar Iqbal
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Il linguaggio e l’eros: esempi dal romanzo persiano medievale
In this article the author examines the erotic images present in the narrative poems (mathnavi) of Ferdowsi, Gorgani, Nezami and Khwaju of Kerman, four of the most well-known authors of classical Persian literature, focusing especially on verses relative
Nahid Norozi
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A New Study on the Biography and Works of Valeh Daqestani [PDF]
Ali Qoli Khan Valeh Daqestani is one of the twelfth century (AH) poets who was born in 1124 in a Daqestani family and went to India in 1146. In India, he entered the court of Gurkani kings and did military as well as court jobs until 1170 when he died ...
N Moradi, M Yousefi
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Rumi's mystical ontology in his poetry
Rumi's nostalgia has always attracted the soul of the enchanted and wise human in the valley of mysticism. This nostalgia is crystallized from centuries of human thought, which has been developed by human conflict for self-knowledge. The total extract in
Mahdieh, Boostani
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Analysation of some Budhistic Dharma Characteristics [PDF]
Tariqat al-Adab composed by Mohammad Hosain pen-named Bidar-e Tabrizi, is a book written in Nasta’liq calligraphy by Najafqoli Hashtroudi known as Sheykh al-Kottab in 1351 AH or 1311 SH lithographed in Tabriz.
گلشن اسماعیل پور مطلق +1 more
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Study of effects of Ferdowsi's Shāhnāme on Shāhkār of Rahim Moini-e Kermānshāhi based on transtextualite theory [PDF]
GerardGenette presented Transtextualite theory due to the theory of Yulia Kristeva's intertextuality at the second half of twentieth century. This theory is divided into five sections: 1) Intertextualite. 2) Metatextualite. 3) Arcitextualite.
Davood Sparham, Omid Soltani
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