List of articles (by subject) Religious mysticism and spirituality
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Open Access Article
1 - Shia Concepts and Thoughts in the Poetry of Saeb-Tabrizi
Maryam Asraei Iraj Mehraki آذر دانشگرThe formation of the Safavid government, the strong support of the kings of this dynasty for the religion of the Ahl al-Bayt (AS), and the creation of favorable social and cultural contexts has played a significant role in strengthening religious poetry. The Safavid dyn MoreThe formation of the Safavid government, the strong support of the kings of this dynasty for the religion of the Ahl al-Bayt (AS), and the creation of favorable social and cultural contexts has played a significant role in strengthening religious poetry. The Safavid dynasty, in accordance with their policy and their opposition to the Sunni Ottoman government, formalized the Shia religion and the spread of it. Furthermore, the Safavid kings encouraged the poets to compose poems with Shia themes and praising Shia Imams, and the result in Persian literature was the writing of poems that, instead of praising and courtly poetry, praised the saints and mentioned the virtues of the Imams and the suffering of the martyrs of Karbala. Saeb is the greatest Iranian poet of the Safavid era who had made efforts to compose beautiful Shia poems that are full of honest and dynamic emotion. In this research, which has been written in a descriptive-analytical method, the viewpoint of Saeb to this issue and how the Imams manifest in his poetry are examined. After studying and analyzing, it is found that factors such as the formation of the Safavid Shia government, the special attention of Safavid kings to the spread and promotion of Shia culture, creating a favorable social and cultural context, had an undeniable role in the spread and penetration of Shia concepts and elements. These concepts and thoughts are reflected in forms and templates. Manuscript profile -
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2 - Indian spirituality and the implementation of Islamic mysticism (with emphasis on status of Abu Nasr Sarraj and Castaneda)
Zahra Paridokhtan Mohammad Moghaddam Mohammad Ali SharifianMysticism is the way to gain knowledge, insight and an inner journey to reach God. Islamic mysticism is based on the experiences of mystics such as Abu Sa'id Abu al-Khair, Abu Nasr Saraj, Rumi, and other mystics, and Indian spirituality has been introduced to societies MoreMysticism is the way to gain knowledge, insight and an inner journey to reach God. Islamic mysticism is based on the experiences of mystics such as Abu Sa'id Abu al-Khair, Abu Nasr Saraj, Rumi, and other mystics, and Indian spirituality has been introduced to societies among Mexican Indians based on the experiences of Carlos Casta .eda. This article has been studied in a descriptive-analytical library with the aim of comparing the condition of the seeker in Indian spirituality with the condition of the seeker in Islamic mysticism based on the condition mentioned by Abu Nasr Saraj in the book "Al-Lama". The result of the research shows that the Indian seeker experiences conditions such as: meditation, closeness, love, fear, hope, ecstasy, love, reassurance, observation and certainty, the tens of levels of conditions mentioned in "Al-Lama", with the difference that The reason for the emergence of this spirituality is not the division of the stereotypes of "state". Manuscript profile -
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3 - Investigating the relationship between God and man in the tragedy of Attar and Haft Aurang Jami
زهرا قزلسفلی Akbar Shabani Mohammad FazeliMan, God and their relationship with each other is one of the most fundamental topics in mystical literature. Mystical poets, as the possessors of the gentle and sensitive divine spirit, have included the relationship between God and man in the form of grace and pleasan MoreMan, God and their relationship with each other is one of the most fundamental topics in mystical literature. Mystical poets, as the possessors of the gentle and sensitive divine spirit, have included the relationship between God and man in the form of grace and pleasantness, which has become one of the deepest phrases of their works. This study has examined the relationship between God and man in a library and in a comparative way in the tragedy of Attar Neyshabouri and Divan Jami. The purpose of this study is to investigate the relationship between God and man based on the basic human principles of help, guidance and love, which shows that the relationship between God and man is one of the important concerns of these two mystics and they offer different ways and factors to achieve it. In; The most important results This research includes the fact that the works of Attar and Jami are full of the relationship between God and man, and this relationship is sometimes quoted from the language of the poet and sometimes from the language of fictional characters. The recklessness, courage and intimacy that exist in the poems of these two have given a special depth to their verses that give the reader a feeling of tenderness and the peak of servitude, while the loving relationship of God has been the highest type of relationship. Manuscript profile