Sanai's Influence on the Qur'an on the Subject of Hypocrisy and Fighting Hypocrisy (In the Divan of Poems and Hadiqah Al-Haqiqah)

Sanai Ghaznavi, mystic of the sixth century AH. Q., who is also one of the prominent poets of Persian educational literature, has paid attention to the issue of hypocrisy as one of the important moral-social diseases in his works and has tried to eliminate and correct this problem through hypocrisy. In this way, he pays special attention to the teachings of the Holy Quran, as one of the intellectual and intellectual sources of his advice. Identifying and introducing Sana'i influences from the Holy Quran in the Divan of Poems and Hadiqah al-Haqiqah based on poetic evidences and their critique and analysis is the main issue of this article. This article has been written in a descriptive-analytical method. Sanai condemns hypocrites from different groups and strata of society such as: jurists, scholars, preachers, ascetics, readers, Sufis, pilgrims, etc., and various material and spiritual motives to turn to hypocrisy and hypocrisy. He counts, such as: gaining wealth, position, respect, fame, etc. Inspired by the teachings of the Qur'an, he believes that: Hypocrites are the companions of Satan, do not have sincerity in their acts of worship, and seek hypocrisy through hypocrisy and pretense. They are worldly. And offers them solutions; Such as: turning to the world of contentment and contentment, avoiding the air of breath, having sincerity and honesty, not being deceived by appearances, avoiding hypocrisy and hypocrisy, etc. Finally, it is recommended to enter the bend of unity and leave it with uniformity.