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Ain al-Qudat Hamedani with the full name of Abdullah bin Muhammad bin Ali Mianji Hamedani (525-492 AH) is one of the most famous mystics who has left various works in the fields of mysticism, philosophy and religion in Persian and Arabic. Preparations is one of his most important Persian works, which, in addition to its importance in mysticism, is noteworthy in terms of poetic prose. Hamedani has written this work with the aim of preventing the followers and seekers from going astray from the right path of mysticism and Sufism. Disciples and seekers are not written, but are a continuation of a discourse that was formed a century ago with the initiative of mystics such as Bayazid Bastami and Hossein Mansour Hallaj in opposition to the ruling discourse; A point that seems to have not been viewed from this perspective so far. Therefore, in this research, the author has tried to reveal the intellectual system of the same Ain al-Qudat in opposition to the prevailing politics in a descriptive-analytical manner, relying on the theoretical framework of critical discourse analysis and Norman Colafe's theory, and with library tools. The result of the research indicates that the preparations are a purely religious and ideological work to legitimize mystical ideas, which seeks to strengthen the counter-discourse of militant mysticism against the ideas of the ruling power with quasi-ideological and ideological centrality.

In Islam, the discussion of interpretation has been used for the first time regarding the verses of the Holy Quran. Some commentators consider the meaning of interpretation to be derived from the existence of nested truths that are presented in the verses of the Qur"an, especially similar verses, and therefore, while accepting the outward meaning, they also find out the inner meaning or meanings. Ein al-Qudat Hamedani (492-525 AH), like other mystics before and after him, in the prose of his Sufis, including the arrangements he wrote at the request of a group of his followers and in the letters which are now in the hands of 159 letters Has cited many divine verses and used them as a basis for reasoning and proving his theories and thoughts. This study intends to study the interpretation of the verses of the Qur"an in the preparations and letters of the judges of Hamedan and to examine his distinctive perception of interpretation.

This research has been done by descriptive-analytical research method based on library studies and relying on the main and mystical sources about interpretation in the works of Ain al-Quds Hamedani.

The same judges of Hamedani in their writings (letters) and arrangements have used interpretation in different states and forms in order to expand and expand the concepts of the Qur"an. In a general division, these interpretations of the same judges can be placed in two general and basic categories, direct and indirect.

The interpretations of the same judges are sometimes used according to his personal taste and sometimes in order to convince the audience and sometimes to complete his wise speech. At various levels, Ayn al-Quds has considered the interpretation of divine verses and the stories of the prophets from the Qur"an.