An examination of the story of Adam and Eve in Persian prose literature. (with emphasis on the 10th to 13th centuries)

The story of the creation of Adam and Eve of important subjects of the holy book of Muslims - the Quran and the poems of many Persian-speaking poets. the tenth to 13th century is one of the periods of Persian poetry with great attention to the story of Adam and the weather. The main purpose of this inquiry is to explore the points and nuance raised in the 10th to 13th centuries in Persian poetry.

The present study is descriptive - analytic and based on library studies and document mining method. The range of research is the poetry of the Persian-speaking poets from the tenth to 13th centuries.

The results of the study show that attention to the story of Adam and Eve in the poetry of some poets, such as Safi Alisha, Feyz Kashani and Saeb Tabrizi, is much more than the other famous poets of the tenth century to 13th centuries

The result of this study suggests that the poets of the mentioned period used a wide variety of images of the story of the creation of Adam and Eve, such as disobedience and not prostrating to the devil, creation of man from dried flowers, eating forbidden fruit, the story of snakes and peacocks in paradise, etc. They have created their own themes and poetic artists.