Investigating the place of mysticism in Imam Khomeini's poems with a sociological approachBased on the theory of Lucien Goldman

A study of Imam Khomeini's poems and a study of his life and behavior show that Imam Khomeini's mysticism is not limited to personal experiences and discoveries and intuitions in the realm of predestination, but he's according to his ideals and goals. And also considering that according to their political approach, they believed in extending religious issues to all aspects of human life, so it seems that their mysticism also has a social dimension and this idea and approach is also reflected in his poems. Has been. In this regard, in the present article, we have examined the place of mysticism in Imam Khomeini's poems with a sociological approach based on Lucien Goldman's theory. The results of the research show that Imam Khomeini in his poems has not always considered mysticism limited to corners and angles and mysticism has flowed in all aspects of his individual and social life. Imam Khomeini, unlike some mystics who distanced themselves from the people and society and considered the knowledge of God to be conditional on isolation, was present in the heart of society and along with social relations, the spiritual and mystical dimension of his existence was sought among the people. The subject is exactly in line with Lucien Goldmann's theory that there was a close and direct relationship between literature and religion and society.