Decoding the story of the castle of Zat al-Sowar, Masnavi Manavi
Subject Areas : Persian Language and Literature
1 - I prepared my knowledge of Persian language and literature, one of Sanandaj, Daneshgah Azad Islami, Sanandaj, Iran
Keywords: : Masnavi, Symbol, Dez Hosh Raba,
Abstract :
The use of allegory and anecdotes in the literature of nations is one of the ways of conveying concepts, the impact and durability of which is far greater on the audience than other types of speech. It is so important to take advantage of allegory that most of the verses of the Quran are allegory and the great God has used this kind of expression to present deep educational content. Allegory in Persian literary texts also has a long history. It is one of the means of conveying educational concepts, especially among the preachers and Majlis Goyans and mystics. Maulana Jalaluddin has used anecdotes and similes in order to have more impact, so much so that his spiritual masnavi is a collection of occasional anecdotes that he has been able to make good use of. One of these stories is the story of the castle of Zat al-Soor, which is part of the parables of Masnavi, and Jalil has connected the end of this book to its beginning. In this article, the author decodes this story and answers the question whether the story of Dej Hosh Raba is over or not. The research was written in a descriptive-analytical method using library sources and the results indicate that the story of Kahl at the end of the Masnavi is actually the continuation of the story of Dej Hosh Raba.
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