The drunken astonished or astonished conscious? (Scrutiny and analyzing the views of Mawlana and Shams on drunkenness and astonishment)

Document Type : Research Paper

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1 University Of Esfahan

2 Persian literature group، Faculty of Literature and Humanities، University of Esfahan، Esfahan، Iran.

10.22099/jba.2020.35371.3573

Abstract

However Shams and Mawlana agree and their mutual effects aren’t hidden from anyone; but there are differences in positions. Drunkenness and astonishment of the dispute in mysticism disposition and epistemology these two mystics are that is in various ways ranging from definitions, premises, types and results can be expected and compared analytically. Exploring this differences is particularly important in comparative studies of Mawlana and Shams; because can say the difference between Shams and Mawlana from the first meeting on the subject of drunkenness and astonishment and to be more precise the preference for consciousness over drunkenness begins.Because consciousness, like Shams of drunkenness like mawlana about the excellence of superior consciousness mean Mohammad prophet on the order Bayazid, the famous drunk, asks. In fact, shams purpose is to meet mawlana’s getting him to the level of consciousness and knowing is the highest awareness so that according to their knowledge they may become acquainted. So just like Mohammad prophet upon the high authority of the guardian and the prophet he wants Bayazid’s help and guidance, Shams also enjoys the virtues of God’s wrath and grace like the propet and the secret leader is consciousness who is aware of all matters including the drunkenness of mawlana’s and he isn't happy with his second stop.So he considers him self a servant of God until mawlana in the shadow of his guidance after the drunkenness of the spirit world to the drunkenness of God’s way, to the drunkenness of God and finally into consciousness.

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Journal of Poetry Studies (boostan Adab)

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Available Online from 02 February 2020

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