for centuries, the famous iranian mystic and poet, mowlana, has had a great influence on the literature of different nations through his mystical frenzy. poets and writers of other countries including spain, have been enamoured by his poems as well as his literary works. poets who have been influenced by the thoughts of this famous persian mystic have thus been trained in this area. this claim ...

during the reign of the seljuks (431–590), a considerable number of persian poets and writers lived in their territory. reviewing the lives of the kings, and that of their ministers and other politicians and dignitaries of seljuks ear, this article tries to show how much each of these individuals had supported persian literature.  at the next step, the patrons are classified in six categories: ...

Michael Naima and Sohrab Sepehri, are two of the great contemporary poets in Arabic Persian literature. Studying their mystical ideas, regardless eastern Islamic origins, helps us to know Among these ideas is theory unity existence, which has philosophical principles. This that believes With existence among all beings, it a special place world mysticism philosophy. article deals with comparativ...

Abstract In 1932, Basil Bunting was lodging with the Pounds in Genoa when he first encountered a French manuscript translation of Abul-Qasem Firdausi’s classical Persian epic Shahnameh (1010). Upon realizing that incomplete, decided there ‘nothing to do but learn and read Firdausi, so I undertook that’. By 1942 his knowledge good enough for Ministry Information send him Iran Royal Airforce, at ...

hakim sanai is among the few major poets and mystics and is one of the persian-language primers, whose works created modern developments of the persian poetry’s content. he was also, in the true sense of the word, “like a thunder that lightened and like a sun that shined,” brightening the road of such poets as attar and rumi. the significance of sanai’s position in literature and mysticism, as ...

the three great poets, i.e. hafez, khayyam, and abulala muarri have many things in common though they have had no influence on each other. the common intellectual yhings in the poetical works of hafez and khayyam may be classified in three categories, that is to say, god, human beings, and the university. hafez believes in plato and khayyam in aristotle. but they have a common nostalgia concern...