One of the purposes of applying allegory in words is induction of religious, mystical and moral thoughts. So, the Sufis texts are full of all kinds of allegories. The Sufis, although, have benefited from allegories to express religious concepts and issues, but according
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One of the purposes of applying allegory in words is induction of religious, mystical and moral thoughts. So, the Sufis texts are full of all kinds of allegories. The Sufis, although, have benefited from allegories to express religious concepts and issues, but according to some definitions of some religious, they haven't used this efficient linguistic element. One of the terms, which is used in almost every mystical test, is monotheism. Because the Sufis have defined monotheism in the non-analogy and lack of allegory of God to something, they have never used allegory to define and explain this term. The authors of present speech have sought to express the views of Sufis on allegory analytically and descriptively. Therefore, they have gone to the great works of this way means Ghashiri, Mohammad Ghazali, Eyn Al Ghozat Hamdani, Suhrawardi, and Roozbehan Bagli to know how much they have agreed to iuse the allegory. They sometimes make allegory necessary and sometimes contrary to certainty.
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