Study of Mystical Manifestations Nezami’s Leily and Majnoon Poem
Subject Areas : Islamic Mysticism
shahram
edalatishahi
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(Department of Persian Language and Literature, Islamic Azad University, Central Tehran Branch, Iran)
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Abstract :
Some of the love poems of Persian literature are not the only stories of lovers' affections who go through the difficult and ups and downs of love on the way to Joiner and in this way, they experience strange events and happenings; Rather, in parallel with the poems, it is possible to implicitly understand the mystical tendency of the poets. The poem "Lily and the Insane" is a military, romantic and mystical sorrow in which the spirit of suffering of the seekers of truth can be clearly seen. Lily and Majnoon have many abilities to analyze mystical concepts and attributes that sometimes directly, and sometimes indirectly, appear behind the poet's words. This descriptive-analytical article pursues the goal that it is possible to recognize military mysticism from among his romances. Findings of the research indicate that romantic actions, sayings and words in Lily and Majnoon are very close to mystical states and authorities and express exactly the characteristics of a mystical love. Mystical characteristics of Lily and Majnoon in the form of attributes such as; Unity, annihilation, denial and proof, patience, supplication to God, and existential capacity (capacity) are examined to portray the peak of love perfection in this system
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