Political thought of Fazlollah Naimi Estrabadi
Subject Areas : Political Developments in Iran
Ali Akbar Afrasiabpour
1
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Associate Professor, Department of Persian Language and Literature, Shahid Rajaee Tarbiat University, Tehran, Iran.
)
Flour Valipour chahardah cherick
2
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Visiting Assistant Professor, Farhangian University, Ahvaz, Iran
)
Keywords: popular movements, Shiaa mysticism, Huroufeieh, Fazlollah Estarabadi, Humanism,
Abstract :
With the brutal and relentless invasion of the Mongols, the people of Iran went to the spiritual leaders and mystics such as Khalifa Mazandarani and Seyyed Qawamuddin Marashi, and by suppressing them, they came to Seyyed Fazlullah Abadi (796-740 AH), who was a mystic, poet and Shiite revolutionary in It was his era and he also established a movement that continued for centuries and was called Alphabet.His political thoughts were expressed in the form of famous poems and coded numbers that were not understandable for the organization, and at the same time, he created an intellectual umbrella that attracted the aspirants. In the basics of his political thinking, he is based on anthropocentrism on behalf of the professions, artists and thinkers of that era, who came to the political field to confront the destructions of Timur and caused a serious crisis to the government. It presents a new school of thought, which creates an incident in the political arena of Anatolia, the Balkans, and the Levant after itself, and finds supporters in the form of a political school for centuries.
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