Khaghani’s Meraatol Safa ode from didactic literature view
Subject Areas :
شاهنامه
Received: 2014-07-01
Accepted : 2014-11-02
Published : 2015-02-20
Keywords:
Didactic Literature,
Contentment,
Khaghani,
ode of Meraatol Safa,
escaping worldly values,
Abstract :
One of the greatest ode composers of the sixth century that has been admit as an exalted position in poetry and his majesty in oratory is "Khaghani Shervani". He did with his best effort in light of his genius and endeavors and valuable teachings of the Qur'an and the Hadith, in science, literature and science and technology reached to perfection in poetry and to be creative in his work. Composing ode in his era due to his talent reached to a higher position in the Persian literature. If we take a look at his valuable Divan, we will find his poetry has a good potential of researching and investigating due to broad variety of topics. In fact, Khaghani Shervani odes because of philisophical concepts and advices are notable. Especially, his ode-Shiniyeh Meraatol Safa, has popularity among people. This work is full of didactic and philosophical contents which reflected his talent in this special area. The present paper aimed at explaining of philosophical teachings as well as ethical education in Meraatol Safa with analytical descriptive method .investigating and criticism of this work from didactic literature will have fruitful results.
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