ETERNALLY WEDDING A REVIEW OF MYSTIC DEATH OR CELEBRATION OF A REBIRTH IN MOULAN’S POEMS DIDACTIC

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HOSSEINI KAZEROONI SEYED AHMAD; ABDIMAKVAND ESMAEIL

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Journal: PEDAGOGIC AND LYRIC IN PERSIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE STUDIES QUARTERLY Year:2012 | Volume:- | Issue:13 Page(s): 11-30

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ETERNALLY WEDDING A REVIEW OF MYSTIC DEATH OR CELEBRATION OF A REBIRTH IN MOULAN’S POEMS DIDACTIC

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HOSSEINI KAZEROONI SEYED AHMAD | ABDIMAKVAND ESMAEIL | Issue Writer Certificate

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MOULANAQ2

DEATHQ2

DEATH OPTIONALQ2

DIDACTIC LITERATUREQ1

Abstract

Difference between natural DEATH and a mystic DEATH is one of the basic fundamental arguments of mysticism. MOULANA’s view of DEATH is basically the same as Sanaiee’s. But MOULANA’s view with his particular nuances and narrations mixed with hints of influences from Buddhist, Greek and Persian perspective on DEATH gives a delicate and spiritual meaning to his brand of mysticism and Sufism. This article in an analytical-expressive style will attempt to explain the views of Molana about DEATH in general and in particular mystic DEATH. MOULANA uses complex expression such as: Agony of DEATH, Boundless Sea of DEATH, Root of DEATH, DEATH fever, Bitterness of DEATH, life in anticipation of DEATH, Arrow of DEATH, intoxication of DEATH, smoke of DEATH, Illusion of DEATH, Wine of DEATH, sweet juice of DEATH, Neck of DEATH and DEATH anticipatory bird and…

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HOSSEINI KAZEROONI, SEYED AHMAD, & ABDIMAKVAND, ESMAEIL. (2012). ETERNALLY WEDDING A REVIEW OF MYSTIC DEATH OR CELEBRATION OF A REBIRTH IN MOULAN’S POEMS DIDACTIC. PEDAGOGIC AND LYRIC IN PERSIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE STUDIES QUARTERLY, -(13), 11-30. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/238523/en

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HOSSEINI KAZEROONI SEYED AHMAD, ABDIMAKVAND ESMAEIL. ETERNALLY WEDDING A REVIEW OF MYSTIC DEATH OR CELEBRATION OF A REBIRTH IN MOULAN’S POEMS DIDACTIC. PEDAGOGIC AND LYRIC IN PERSIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE STUDIES QUARTERLY[Internet]. 2012;-(13):11-30. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/238523/en

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SEYED AHMAD HOSSEINI KAZEROONI, and ESMAEIL ABDIMAKVAND, “ETERNALLY WEDDING A REVIEW OF MYSTIC DEATH OR CELEBRATION OF A REBIRTH IN MOULAN’S POEMS DIDACTIC,” PEDAGOGIC AND LYRIC IN PERSIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE STUDIES QUARTERLY, vol. -, no. 13, pp. 11–30, 2012, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/238523/en

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