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Thoughts Of Death And Destruction In The Persian Poets
Soltany, Abbas
Soltany, Abbas
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Abo Mohammad Elias Ben Youssef Nizami, is the great Iranian poet and scholar, in the thirteenth century AD. He lived in the Aran soil and land located along the Aras River to the Kor River. Nizami’s name is tied up with "Khamseh" (Five Treasures) that shines in the chest of literature of Iran. Undoubtedly, among them "Khosrow and Shirin" is a specific luminosity. In fact, Nizami was the poet , alongside descriptions of attractive love, attempts of amative man for getting to enjoy, away by virtuous girl, wrath and reconciliations, the coquetries and needs ... who was never far away from the thought of death and makes heroes’ pleasure story into a Tragic Tragedy by the death. With regard to the point that Nizami is a moralist poet, he never expresses a concept without a moral theme, and this question is raised in the mind that whether expression of death is Nizami’s concern in the moral theme or not. This article will attempt to consider Nizami’s Ethics perspective toward the manifest destiny of mankind.
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2012-11-16
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