The metaphorical and connotative meaning of salvation of the soul in a few words of Middle Persian Tofani مقاله

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Citations: In writing the article, wherever it is necessary to mention sources, an open parenthesis should be used, followed by the author's name, then the year of publication, and then the relevant page number in Persian, such as: (Settari 1386:21). /Reza Davari, Hossein Davari Political Archaeology: A look at the history of Biblical (Torah) archaeology studies/Dr. Yaqub Mohammadi-far Phonetic and phonological study of the Dashtaki dialect/Mohammad Hadi Fallahi Lady Hero/Dr. Sajjad Aydenloo Analysis of the kingship ritual in ancient Iran/Alireza Zamzam The presence of wandering kings in Kerman/Ali Rahimi Sadegh Persian Gulf or Arabian Gulf - examining a geography in historical and political proposals/Dr. Gholamreza Davazdah Emami Character of Jesus Christ (PBUH) in Manichaean texts/Dr. Farrokh Hajiani Beyzai Fars dialect/Dr. Ghorbanali Ebrahimi Magi and People of the Book in Islamic sources and documents/Dr. Abd al-Reza Mohammad Hosseinzadeh The metaphorical and connotative meaning of soul salvation in several Sogdian Middle Persian words/Abbas Azarandaz An introduction to the knowledge of geography in ancient Iran/Dr. Seyed Mohammad Tayyebi An architectural structure in a political context and... Dr. Seyed Rasool Mousavi Haji, Mohammad Reza Bahoo, Meisam Shahsavari Year 7, Number 13, Spring 2024 ISSN:1735-0700 The authors of the texts have apparently taken this metaphor from Mani himself, because in a chapter of the book Kephalia, which is in the Coptic language, it is stated that "the former prophets were each sent at a specific time and have come to this world for the salvation of souls—which has been likened to picking fruits" (Serkarati, 2013, 931).