The place of justice in Khaghani's poems

Justice, as one of the highest human and moral goals of human beings, means the realization of the rights of others on the basis of equality. The purpose of this study is to explain the place of justice in Khaghani's poems and the importance of this virtue in depicting the utopia of this poet. Therefore, in this research, the question is answered descriptively-analytically from what dimensions can justice be read in Khaghani's poems? According to the result of this research, justice in Khaghani's poems can be studied from political, divine and religious dimensions. In the political dimension, justice is one of the most important factors in the stability of the monarchy structure, which is compatible with the political thought of urban Iran; According to this theory, one of the most important features of sovereign idealistic in the court and the gift of the Iraqi Khaghani is the protection of justice. In Divine Justice, Khaghani has used the meaning of justice in the world with the concept of balance and equilibrium in the creation of the world. In addition to praising Mamdouh, he also pointed to its theological meaning from the point of view of the Ash'arites. In the religious dimension, he considers justice as the key to the eighth degree of paradise and God's trust. In his view, religion finds meaning with justice, and justice in a society is a sign of the religiosity that governs that society.