• List of Articles Morshed

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        1 - Investigating the semantic meaning of pseudonyms in Mohammad Khorramshahi's satirical works based on Khorram Divan and Tawfiq Magazine
        Ali Akbar Ghandahari Kobra Nodehi Tavagh Goldi Golshahi
        Mohammad Khorramshahi is one of the contemporary poets and writers and one of the satirists in the field of humor who during his ninety years of activity, has written more than ninety pseudonyms in this field, to the point that he has become one of the record holders of More
        Mohammad Khorramshahi is one of the contemporary poets and writers and one of the satirists in the field of humor who during his ninety years of activity, has written more than ninety pseudonyms in this field, to the point that he has become one of the record holders of pseudonym in the Iranian press; But by all this activity, it has been overlooked by researchers. Since the task of humor, while informing the officials about the problems and failures, it should also recount the treatment as much as possible and remove the obstacles and problems diligently. In this article, in addition to introducing this character, the author has tried to examine the relationship and content of pseudonyms with the content of his poems and humorous content. The results show that there is a relatively significant relationship between Khorramshahi's poems and humorous content with selected pseudonyms. Manuscript profile
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        2 - Some figuratives and allegories in MadanAldorar
        omidvar malmoli
        Madan Aldorar is a trace in the description of 'Hajji Nasser al-Din Omar Morshdi's benevolence, manners and statements who was the major Sufi lived in eighth and first half of nineenth centuries AH. This book had written by his cousin and fans Shamsodin Mohammad Badro_d More
        Madan Aldorar is a trace in the description of 'Hajji Nasser al-Din Omar Morshdi's benevolence, manners and statements who was the major Sufi lived in eighth and first half of nineenth centuries AH. This book had written by his cousin and fans Shamsodin Mohammad Badro_din Solaiman Morshdi according to book documents intercession and traditional narrations in the year 869 AH in the form of mystical prose.This opus corrected and published by Aref Noshahi and Moien Nezami at 1383 in Tehran by Kazeronie puplishing. The importance of Madan Aldorar is in improvement the Sufism history, Sufi literature, geografic issues,historical, language cognition and indigenous dialects,knowing gentels and  beauty of rumor. In this book allegories and figuratives has been used to convey and emphasize the meaning and content to redears.An allegory is a short description of ancestors experiences that have become popular among people and found in Persian literary texts.In this article ,to illustrate the style of the author's word and his tendency we are going to retrieve a "Some figuratives and allegories in Madan Aldorar" according to terms, meaning, tune and rumor.Findings the research  shows that the allegories are composed by his nature,and the most of them had generated from some major Sufi's verses,statements and Hadith,as we read . Manuscript profile
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        3 - The impact of Tohfat al-Morshedin Men Hekayat al-Salehin on Nafahat al-Ons Men Hazarat al-Qods
        Mehdi Tadayon Maryam Parhiskari
        The most important Persian mystical book in the 9th century Hijri is Nafahat al-Ons Men Hazarat al-Qods written by Abdol al-Rahman Jami.  Since the specialists at the time were not aware of the existence of the unpublished Persian manuscript, Tohfat al-Morshedin Me More
        The most important Persian mystical book in the 9th century Hijri is Nafahat al-Ons Men Hazarat al-Qods written by Abdol al-Rahman Jami.  Since the specialists at the time were not aware of the existence of the unpublished Persian manuscript, Tohfat al-Morshedin Men Hekayat al-Salehin or due to the inconsistencies that existed in the content of this copy with that of Nafahat al-Ons, they have not acknowledged the significant part this manuscript played in Nafahat al-Ons and instead they have given its share to Rozat al-Riyahin Fi Hekayat al-Salehin. Tohfat al-Morshedin written by Jalal al-Din Mohammad Ebadi Kazerooni is in fact the translation of the well-known Arabic mystical book Rozat al-Riyahin Fi Hekayat al-Salehin written by the distinguished Sufi in the 8th century Hijri, namely Abdollah al-Yafee al-Yamani and the two Persian manuscript copies of this work, one found in Lahoor in 818 Hijri and the other found in the city of Ayasufieh in 838 Hijri are at present at the disposal of the writers of this article. This article attempts to provide evidence by comparative approach.  Evidence such as Jami’s reference to Tohfat al-Morshedin in the manuscripts of Nafahat al-Ons, identical selection of some anecdotes both in Nafahat al-Ons and Tohfat al-Morshedin, Jami and Ebadi, both have taken common pieces from the text of Rozat al-Riahin, Jami’s interest to use Persian sources and how he could find access to Tohfat al-Morshedin, is cited to acknowledge the significance of this work. Manuscript profile