In this article, love is defined from the point of view of Socrates, Plato, Ibn-e Arabi, and Molavi the attributes of which are investigated. The author has mainly attempted to investigate the viewpoints of Molavi on this subject, demonstrating that ...
mohamadhasan haeri
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Study and analytical comparision between âWajhi dinâ of âNaserkhosroâ and âMasnaviâ of âMolaviâ [PDF]
Study and analytical comparision of works of the nobles shows their impressions to each other, in addition to can be useful to ranking of thinking progresses of culture.” Naserkhosro” and “Molavi” create rich works that were imitated several times ...
maryam rozatian +1 more
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A Reflection on the Commonalities between Molavi and Ibn-e Arabi [PDF]
Molana' s school of mystical thinking is deemed to be thoroughly independent from that of Ibn-e Arabi. To simply demonstrate that Molana visited Ibn-e Arabi in Damascus ( at the time when Molana was young and the latter quite old), and that Molana ...
seyedhasan amin
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A Study Regarding Confronting the Pain of Existential Loneliness in Irvin Yalom’s Ideas and the Mystical Pain of Separation in Molavi’s View [PDF]
Irvin Yalom believes that loneliness is an existential boundary and pain which is inseparable from a human being. He comes into this world alone, leaves it alone and he alone is responsible for creating his own character; not only does he have no helper ...
Amir Abbas Ali Zamani, Habib Mazaheri
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A Critical Analysis of Lighting and llumination of the Central District of Tehran [PDF]
This article tries to survey and criticize the quality of lighting and illumination in the central district of Tehran, by comparing it to standard codes.
Mehrnaz Molavi
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Investigating the color function in poetry of Molavi Kurd
One of the most effective tools for artistic-literary creation is color, because color is not only a natural phenomenon, but also a psychological and aesthetic fact, and with literary imaging plays an important role in inducing different concepts to the ...
Khalil Bygzadeh +2 more
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Measuring Urban Resilience to Natural Hazards [PDF]
Natural disaster is an undeniable fact, and preparing to cope with and respond to it is an essential necessity. A resilient city can survive after a traumatic blow to its physical infrastructure, its economy, or its social fabric.
Mehrnaz Molavi
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Answers to five questions posed by Shakarim from Molavi’s worldview [PDF]
This article is written in a comparative literature context in addressing questions by Shakarim (1858–1931), the mystic poet of Kazakh nation, as he forwarded on anthropology and self-knowledge, and answering them from Molavi’s viewpoint. The article studies and compares the philosophical worldviews in Molavi’s and Shakarim’s poems.
Kudaibergenova, Gulbahyt
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Examination of Symbolic Imagery of Concept of the Perfect Man in Molana's Masnavi and Sohrevardi's Stories [PDF]
The most dominant theme of the richest works on mysticism is perceptive imagery which has its origin in mythology and philosophy. Given their intrinsic link to the meanings and concepts, images are considered as the intellectual life of the writer and ...
Maryam Haghshenas, Davoud Sparham
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Hafez’s and Molavi’s Ideas on Meaning [PDF]
Molavi (=Rumi) and Hafez, two Iranian poets in two succeeding centuries, have each their own ideas on meaning. Molaviuses tales with human or animal characters in a symbolic and multi-layered fashion and Hafez makes use of the natural element of SabaWind as a channel for transferring a pleasant scent between the lover and beloved, and, thus, in this ...
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