Analyzing mystic vaghaeis with amendement and review of Bakhrezi's treatise on mention of vaghaeis

vaghaeibene is one of the illuminative states in Sufi conduct, in which the salek sees his inner self in relation to the unseen world. The vaghaei has been called a state between sleep and vigilance, which occurs especially when sitting alone and absorbed in the remembrance of the incident. vaghaeis like a dream are symbolic and it is the Peer who informs the salek about the impending danger or the concerns of the conduct by its interpretation and interpretation; Therefore, the knowledge of this vaghaeis is needed. After analyzing the vaghaeis from the perspective of the Sufis, its difference from a dream, and examining the tradition of telling vaghaeis and writing vaghaeis, we will examine the treatise on mention of vaghaeis , which are excellent answers to the vaghaeis and questions of a disciple named Akhi Razi. With short and clear answers, Bakhrezi, in addition to expressing some aspects of the epistemological system in the Kabruyeh school, also expresses his fatwa in the related topics. This fatwa is sometimes taken from the opinions of advanced elders. In events, Bakhrezi often pays attention to the guiding aspect rather than mere interpretation; Therefore, his instructions are based on how the realist should behave. In addition to its epistemological value, Risalah of the mention of vaghaeis is also important as an ancient literary text.