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  1 - The Comparison of Islamic and Hindu Sufism in Jami's Poetry
  Roya Ahmad Amarji Ali Eshghi Sardehi
  Although Sufism itself was criticism literature origin, Jami's criticism poetry in ninth century changed the path of critical literature toward its source and mystic. The researches of the present paper and Jami's poetry show that his critical views is as the result of More

  Although Sufism itself was criticism literature origin, Jami's criticism poetry in ninth century changed the path of critical literature toward its source and mystic. The researches of the present paper and Jami's poetry show that his critical views is as the result of mystic realism conjunction and  the will of the government to mysticism  in order to acquire legitimacy. The aim of the critical literature was not to be included in Shia movement and verbal thoughts against poetic words or religious or factional prejudice; but it was to critic the Sufi who intended to enter the crown by Sufism rally in order to obtain the political power and control. Manuscript profile
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  2 - A Comparative Study of Irony in the Works of Sanaei and Attar
  Mohammad Ali Jahani Ghadi Reza Fahmi Abbas Ali Vafaei Malek Mohammad Farrokhzad
  Abstract         Irony which has specialized lots of prose works to itself, is a part of critical literature; it is a protest to the wrong doings and disorganizations of the society. It is in fact the sense of accepting the responsibi More

  Abstract         Irony which has specialized lots of prose works to itself, is a part of critical literature; it is a protest to the wrong doings and disorganizations of the society. It is in fact the sense of accepting the responsibility in the intelligent, sensitive and committed people. We are to study, in this research, the irony and its common themes and the crafts which Sanaei and Attar have used in their works, and show the subjects such as protest to poverty, hypocrisy, and pretence of suffis and snobs, selfishness in the mold of mysticism together with superstition and absurd ideas. Then we dealt with statistic analysis and the irony used in Sanaei and Attar's works and concluded that both mystic poets used irony as an important cultural and social device to increase the community's awareness and punish and cure the ignorant and naïve people with the magic of their maxim and savvy words. Manuscript profile