Literary commitment from religious perspective

Ideology and vision of a religious and committed poet to the internal and external world is based on the definition of religion from the man’s nature, existence, its beginning and end. This ideology specifies the general orientation and approach of the religious and engaged literature. This article investigates representations of different aspects of commitment from religious perspective. For doing so, the relationship between commitment and influential elements in poetry such as imagination, beauty, affection, content, inspiration, faith and levels of the world (visible realm and invisible realm) have been studied. The results show that prioritizing faith and good deed, belief in good and ominous inspiration in poetry, playing the role of reflection by the high world and mediating between the visible realm and the invisible realm and concurrent authenticity of the content and aspects of the beauty of poetry-according to their function- constitute the main elements of the religious engaged literature.