New aspects of the story of Layla and Majnun in the works of Attar Neyshaburi مقالة

عنوان اصلی: جلوه هایی نو از داستان لیلی و مجنون در آثار عطار نیشابوری

ادبیات فارسی (دانشگاه آزاد مشهد) تابستان 1384 - شماره 6 (‎12 صفحة - من 78 إلی 89 )

الکلمات المفتاحية: Persian Poetry Attar Neyshaburi Layla and Majnun

خلاصة:

The story of Layla and Majnun is one of the few stories that has received great attention from Persian-speaking poets, to the extent that nearly seventy Masnavis titled Layla and Majnun remain as a legacy in Persian literature. This is only a part of the influence of the story of Layla and Majnun. Many poets have made the words and themes of the love of Layla and Majnun the adornment of their speech, and a few poets are also found who, with ingenuity and innovation, have dealt with the creation of events and tales of this heartbreaking love, for which no story or Masnavi of Layla and Majnun by them is found in Arabic sources. Attar Neyshaburi is among the innovative poets who, in addition to mentioning the words and themes of the love of Layla and Majnun, have also attributed beautiful and attractive tales and events to Layla and Majnun. In this article, an attempt is made to examine some of the works of Attar Neyshaburi from this perspective.

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Attar Neyshaburi is among the innovative poets who, in addition to mentioning the words and themes of the love of Layla and Majnun, has also attributed beautiful and attractive anecdotes and events to Layla and Majnun. 2-In Attar's Ilahi-nama8, it is mentioned that a friend asked Majnun: How much do you love Layla? 3-When Attar wants to recount the annihilation (fana) of the lover in the presence of the beloved, he recounts a story where a person asked Majnun: Why do you speak of Layla? Attar narrates in another part of Movatat-nameh that: One day, the King summoned Majnun and said: With all these beauties who are more beautiful than Layla, why have you fallen in love with Layla? 32 11-Attar in Movatat-nameh42 narrates a story that on a cold day, Majnun in the desert was in sitting by a fire that: One came from Layla's side and rose, saying: O you who have fallen away from your beloved. In this regard, Attar narrates a story in Movatat-nameh that: He said to Majnun one night in secret: O you who have fallen away from reason because of my love, as long as you can, be a stranger to intellect; plunder reason and be a madman. 62 41-Attar in Elahi-nameh72, quoting Majnun, says that he said: Only one person spoke the truth about Layla, and unlike others who blamed me, in the love of Layla, he was right: A woman came before me one day and said: Sit by my side, your chest full of blood, and burn with sorrow.

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