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        1 - An Analysis of Light from the Perspective of Sheikh Shahabuddin Suhrawardi and Imam Khomeini
        Malahat jaliliahmadabad Khosrow  Zafar Nawai seyed mohamad banihashemi
        Suhrawardi has relied on the Qur'an and Sunnah to prove his views in many of his works, mentioning a verse similar to the meaning of that verse and his opinion. Especially for the classification of light, he refers to the verse of light and according to the ranking that More
        Suhrawardi has relied on the Qur'an and Sunnah to prove his views in many of his works, mentioning a verse similar to the meaning of that verse and his opinion. Especially for the classification of light, he refers to the verse of light and according to the ranking that this verse gives to the holders of light, he classifies the light according to their degree of being single. And it is true light and calls all other lights the manifestation of divine and transcendental light. All levels of existence and degrees of knowledge are part of the evolution of light. In explaining the nature of light, he deals with the collective unity and the truth of Muhammad, the name of God Almighty, the perfect man and the province, and expresses the truth of light beautifully. In fact, the light of God is the most perfect and transcendent light, which Being light does not need another, but all other beings are illuminated by it. All beings, from the highest order, headed by the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and the saints, are enlightened by returning to the divine light, rather than the light of the servants who reach the luminous position through the dismemberment of the body and see the luminous. The expanse of divine light encompasses the entire universe, and through it all beings are placed in their own place. Suhrawardi in Hekmat al-Ishraq, which is his most important work on light, believes in the expanded existence of the true soul of Hazrat Haqq. Manuscript profile
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        2 - The world of light in the poetry of Rumi and Suhrawardi
        mohammad thaghi khammar behrouz romiani mostafa salari
        <p>The innovations and innovations of Rumi, the famous Iranian poet and mystic, have made him especially prominent among Iranian poets. The symbolism of cities, in his works, is one of his most beautiful works. In a general division, the symbolic cities mentioned in Rum More
        <p>The innovations and innovations of Rumi, the famous Iranian poet and mystic, have made him especially prominent among Iranian poets. The symbolism of cities, in his works, is one of his most beautiful works. In a general division, the symbolic cities mentioned in Rumi's works can be classified into two categories: "City of Light" and "City of Darkness". In Suhrawardi's works, the same procedure can be seen in the form of Suhrawardi's allegories and specific symbols. This research, which is based on the theory of comparative literature, shows that two prominent Iranian thinkers, while benefiting from Iranian and Islamic sources, have created different contexts from the perspective of symbolism.</p> Manuscript profile