جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "قاضی حمیدالدین" در نشریات گروه "ادبیات و زبان ها"

Investigating cities and countries in Hamidi MaqamatabstractHamidi's Maqamat is one of the technical prose books of Persian literature written by Qazi Hamiduddin in 6th century in 24 maqameh. One of the contents of this book that is noteworthy in this research is the mention of the names of countries and cities, although some of those cities and places have been renamed and others have been separated from our vast land. Therefore, the mention of the names of cities and countries and urban geography in this book is important in terms of the historical documents of our vast land. This research introduces the geographical locations mentioned in Hamidi's Maqamat using content analysis method and library tools. It should be said that geographical material in the Hamidi's Maqamat is less important than books such as Al-Masalek and Al-Mamalek, but paying attention to cities and countries, whether it is a foreign reality or the product of the artist's creative mind, is not without kindness. The main purpose of this article is to introduce the cities, countries and places mentioned in the Maqamat of Qazi Hamiduddin, since literary books in turn provide a suitable basis for analysis and analysis of different aspects of literary works. Surveys of this paper show that geographical locations such as Palestine, China, Syria and Iraq, which are politically important to our country today, have not been overlooked by the author.

HAMIDI MGHAMAT is one of the valuable books of technical prose in Persian literature that Judge Hamid al-Din (d. 559) has devoted his extensive knowledge to various fields. This text was adorned by the late professor and researcher of Dr. Anabzinejad correcting and adding suspensions to the ornament and is now one of the most authoritative manuscripts cited and available to scholars, professors and academics. The present study attempts to analyze the text of the authorities in a descriptive and analytical way to express different reflections of verses and themes of the Holy Quran which have not been mentioned in any source. The results of the study show that the verses of the verse are based on the verses in the direct application of the verses as well as the use of the content and content of the verses, the combination of several verses to convey their message and even the use of the structural style of the Holy Quran

Maghamate Hamise is a literary master piece written in prose by Ghazi Hamidudin in the Twelfth century. Maghame is a well-known genre of narrative and story-telling. The Persian maghame was adapted with some modifications from the Arabic maghame. The invention of the genre and the common themes of maghame was attributed to Badi-e-Zaman Hamadani. There are four editions of the manuscript of this maghame. Among them Dr Reza Anzabinejad’s edition of Maghamate Hamidi is the best due to its observance of critical editing rules. However، due to the editor’s negligence of stylistic rules and some editorial errors many extracts of the book seems to be confusing. In this article by highlighting some of the confusing extracts the writers emphasize the necessity for providing a new edition of Maghamate Hamidi.