تاملی بر عقاید سعدی در تاثیر تربیت Journal Article

Abstract:

Sa'di is one of the most prominent poets of the 7th century who traveled extensively throughout the Islamic world, from Shiraz to Baghdad, Syria, Hejaz, Rome, and perhaps even Kashgar, India, and beyond. This fact lends his writings a unique importance in reflecting the ethical perspectives of his era. In other words, Sa'di's vital significance in traditional Iranian culture lies in the sublime ethical philosophy that he masterfully crafted during one of the darkest and most tragic historical periods of this nation. These beliefs, primarily concerning the influence of upbringing as presented in "Golestan" (The Rose Garden) , are themselves a tangible manifestation and embodiment of the intellectual and ideological currents that defined Saadi and his time. This article further elaborates on this matter.