An Analysis of the Simorgh's Tale in "Mantegh- al- Tayr" Based on Postmodern Readings

New literary criticism methods and practices of them, can show the innovations and semantic brilliance of the texts as well as their abilities and reflect the attentions and perceptions of Post-modernity and often young, addressees. In this admiration, postmodernism can be seen as one of the new literary theories, as well as a movement to shake off the signs and to lose the "uncertainty" and supposed macro-literary, cultural and historical narratives. As a classic and allegorical text, the tale of Simorgh in "Mantegh-al-Tayr" has always been one of the most projecting, symbolic and influential texts in Mystical-Islamic literature in Persian literature. Studying this story from a postmodernist perspective and the "uncertainty" of meaning affords a chance to familiarize today's talent readers with the pure semantic dimensions of this classic text. This article attempts to examine the Simorgh's Tale in light of the "uncertainty of meaning", "Pluralism", "Collective Action", "Self-centered Perfectionism and Perfectionism", "Death of God", "Human Vain Expectation", "Disruption of Social Classes", "Decentralization of Power and Its Dissemination", "changing of Value of Survivors to the values of self-expression", "merging horizons". All of the results of this reading have been based on the "uncertainty" of the meaning of postmodernism.