چکیده:
The 'low-profile poet of the Kerman region,' Khwaju Kermani, despite having profound poems adorned with various subtleties and nuances, has remained distant from public thought. Perhaps one of the reasons for Khwaju's lack of fame was that he was a contemporary poet of his era; otherwise, as Dolatshah Samarqandi says: 'Khwaju was strong and skillful in poetic devices and was familiar with all poetic themes, placing each in its proper place, to the extent that they called him the "palm-binder" of poets.' This very thing has caused the sweetness and attractiveness of his poetry. This article intends to examine the image of the Messenger of Allah (PBUH) in the Divan of Khwaju, which is considered one of the best and most valuable works of Persian literature, so that this Kerman poet becomes better known.
خلاصه ماشینی:
Investigating the Image of the Holy Prophet (PBUH) in the Divan of Khwaju Kermani Dr. Ali Mohammad Moazzeni 1, Shahin Khakbaz 2 Abstract Khwaju Kermani, a lesser-known poet from the Kerman region, despite having profound poems adorned with various subtleties and nuances, has remained distant from public consciousness.
This article intends to investigate the image of the Messenger of Allah (PBUH) in the Divan of Khwaju, which is considered one of the best and most valuable works of Persian literature, so that this Kerman poet may be better known.
Keywords: Divan of Khwaju, Image of the Messenger of Allah (PBUH), Talmih (allusion), Names and Titles of the Prophet 1- Dr. Mohammad Ali Moazzeni, Professor at the University of Tehran, Faculty of Literature, Tehran, Iran 2- Shahin Khakbaz, Master's degree graduate, entering 2010, Islamic Azad University, Karaj Branch, Tehran, Iran Introduction Khwaju Kermani, a great sage, poet, and mystic of the eighth century, is one of the glories of literature and art in this land.
793) In mentioning the physical characteristics of the Prophet (PBUH), Khwaju, like the poets, gave speech according to his own style and school of thought, and has left for the readers of his work a spiritual and religious perspective filled with deep cultural and religious support, based on his beliefs, centuries after his historical passing.
Khwaju attributes greatness and a high status to Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH), which is an indication of the respect the Final Prophet holds among poets.
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