The Woman in The Poem Of Molana As Anima

Molavi was the poet and mystic of the seventh century in the literature of Iran, his literary masterpiece, Masnavi is called Ajam Quran, and Shams was considered as the manifestation of the Spirit of Molana. In some parts of the book, Molana talked about the manifesting effect of woman’s face in the form of different anecdotes. Among all the characters and women who had an effect on Masnavi or Divan, Anima, the feminine soul of men, was one of the most important principles of his thought. In the sonnets of Molavi, Anima had characteristics such as: fascinating and charms, being source of life, sanctity and mediation between conscious and unconscious mind, and it was represented by symbols of birds like: parrot and phoenix, and mysteries such as fairy, deer, Huma, water and wind, and words like idol. Anima has both positive and negative aspects, but mostly the negative aspect of it, wasn’t presented in the poems of Molana.