Ibn Yamin Farumadi and the Influence of the Quran and Hadith in His Divan مقاله

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282) Some of the moral virtues of Ibn Yamin, to which we have briefly alluded, are indebted to his connection with the concepts of the Holy Quran, the Prophet's hadiths, and the sayings of the pure Imams (peace be upon them); for it is rare to find a Persian poet who has not benefited from the springs of divine words and the hadiths of the prophets (peace be upon them), especially the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), or whose works have not been influenced by Islamic culture and knowledge. While the scattering of Quranic and narrative concepts can be seen in the majority of the poems of some poets, in the poems of Ibn Yamin, the highest frequency of verses and hadiths is found in the Oneness of God, praising the Holy Prophet (peace be upon him), and praising and honoring the pure Imams (peace be upon them), especially Imam Ali (peace be upon him). 42) But Ibn Yamin has made various uses of it; sometimes he considers the face of Imam Ali (peace be upon him) to be the very dye of Allah and the divine color, and sometimes he likens the praised one to the dye of Allah, and sometimes to wine. 93) Ibn Yamin understood the meaning of the following verses from the hadith: "Ali is to me like Aaron was to Moses, except that there will be no prophet after me" (Jami' al-Saghir, vol.