جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه « Saghi Nameh » در نشریات گروه « ادبیات و زبان ها »

Shaikh ul-Islam Seyyed Na’im Son of Afifa, under the pseudonym of Sahab is one of the poets of the Return Literary Period in Iran whose only manuscript is kept in the Center for the Great Islamic Encyclopedia. In Diwan of Sahab, there is a diverse range of literary types and genres such as lyrical poetry and its subcomponents such as elegy and eulogy. Sahab used Khorasani Style in his eulogies and Araghi Style in his Ghazals. He praised his contemporary Qajar Kings, i.e. Mohammad Shah and Nasser al-Din Shah as well as some princes. Local governors lived in the city of the poet were also included his eulogies. Sahab illustrated Karbala Event in his elegies. Since the frequency of those elegies is high in Sahab’s poetry, he can be called an ideological poet. In his Diwan, Saghi Nameh and Akhawaniyeh which are under the lyrical genre are observed as well. Apparently he died in 1307 AH in Neiriz City.

The epic of Shahrokh-Nameh is a Masnavi with 4700 verses that Ghasemi Gonabadi composed it about King Shahrokh and gifted it to the King Tahmasb Safavi in 950. The topic of Masnavi is about of conquests, preys, journeys, Honesty, goodness and braveries of Shahrokh Teymoori (779-850) from coronation to death. Shahrokh has not any biography except of this manuscript. Masnavi of Shahrokh-Nameh has not another manuscript in Iran, thus it was corrected according to British and French manuscripts.
After introducing of the Shahrokh-Nameh, some of the characteristics of Masnavi have been evaluated and its versions are introduced. The Saghi-Nameh of this Masnavi is introduced for the first time. Several parts of Sahrokh,s life from perspective of Ghasemi and historians of Shahrokh's period are compared. This historical epic is greatly based on historical documents and is composed according to the acts of Shahrokh. Although the description of the 43 years of Shahrokh's kingdom with about 50000 words by artistic descriptions and epic exagerations is a great work, Ghasemi has not explained the details of Sahrokh's life but nevertheless he afforded it very good. This is the first article in introducing and identification of the Shahrokh-Nameh

Mysticism is a knowledge based upon the mystic's moods in which man can communicate with God directly. Hence the word of mystic –prose or verse-is the expression of the mystic's experiences and his unique outlook in regard to universe. It is due to the same cause that his words transcend the physical world, understandable for those who are talented or gifted enough to perceive truth.Razi-ol-Din Artimani is one of these mystic poets of eleventh century (Hejri shamsi) whose poems were first published by Mohammad Ali Emami in 1346 (hejri shamsi). Among his poems which are nearly 1500 lines, Saghi Nameh is more well-known due to its pathetic feelings. This paper will examine his poetry as well as his character.