The Effect of Quranic Prosody on Hafez’ s Poems

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JAMSHIDI ZAHRA

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Journal: PERSIAN LANGUAGE STUDIES QUARTERLY (SHAFA –E- DEL) Year:2020 | Volume:3 | Issue:5 Page(s): 37-51

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The Effect of Quranic Prosody on Hafez’ s Poems

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Holy QuranQ2

HafezQ2

prosodyQ2

rhythmQ2

influenceQ1

Abstract

Quran is considered as the most important miracle of the prophet Mohammad and it signifies the true essence of Islam. Since its advent, no one has been able to bring anything similar to verses of Quran. The more we study into Quran, the more we find ourselves to new horizons opening to us. Being influenced from both appearance and content of Quran is one of the most vital discussions poets and writers encounter with. Among them, Hafez Shirazi is one poet who has been tremendously influenced by Quran; this influence not only has been in content but also in terms of words, rhythm and even prosody. In this study using comparative approach of rhythms, we will try to represent Quranic influences on Hafez’ s poems. Our findings show that Hafez has been also influenced from Quran regarding geomancy, present, anthem, prosody and praise. Quranic features are very similar to the rhythms of Persian poems and many prosodies that are used as sextet and quartet in Arabic are similar to Farsi rhythms as octave poetry of Quran. This proves that not only Quran content belongs to the whole world and it does not exclusively belong to the Arabs but also its appearance and rhythm could go beyond languages.

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JAMSHIDI, ZAHRA. (2020). The Effect of Quranic Prosody on Hafez’ s Poems. PERSIAN LANGUAGE STUDIES QUARTERLY (SHAFA –E- DEL), 3(5 ), 37-51. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/264221/en

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JAMSHIDI ZAHRA. The Effect of Quranic Prosody on Hafez’ s Poems. PERSIAN LANGUAGE STUDIES QUARTERLY (SHAFA –E- DEL)[Internet]. 2020;3(5 ):37-51. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/264221/en

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ZAHRA JAMSHIDI, “The Effect of Quranic Prosody on Hafez’ s Poems,” PERSIAN LANGUAGE STUDIES QUARTERLY (SHAFA –E- DEL), vol. 3, no. 5 , pp. 37–51, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/264221/en

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