Investigating the extent of reflection of Mahdavi themes in poets before and after the revolution

The literature of every country stores and carries a treasure of beliefs and beliefs of that land. Belief in the appearance of the savior Mosleh at the end of the era of Aqeedah is a belief that can be observed and followed in the texts and writings of poets and composers of literary works. The emergence of the Islamic revolution in Iran made a series of beliefs clear and rich. One of these beliefs is the belief in the appearance of a savior and specifically Hazrat Hojjat wa Qaim al-Abbas. In this research, we are criticizing contemporary poetry texts of the revolution (before and after the revolution) and the extent of reflection of these themes in such works. The results obtained from the investigations are that the more the revolutionary passion and desire for freedom and resistance and stability among Iranians have become stronger, the more frequent the words related to the savior and the promised one become. In this research, by referring to the works of contemporary poets, searching for Mahdavi keywords in them has been done. This research, which is of the type of content analysis and descriptive analysis, collected the required information and data using a library method and randomly selected and reviewed the collection of poems of contemporary poets (after the constitutional revolution).