Reflection of Spiritual Exercises in Sharif Razi's Poetry
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https://doi.org/10.36473/ujhss.v62i3.2204Keywords:
spiritual values, Sharif Razi, Quran, Emam AliAbstract
Undoubtedly, the existence of spiritual values in a society will lead to its growth and perfection, and the absence of such values and the replacement of negative traits in their place will be in opposition to the reformist movement of the prophets and will lead human societies to decline and decline. If spiritual values are ignored, not only material security, but also the possibility of spiritual behavior is lost and human perfection is endangered. This descriptive-analytical article seeks to examine these values. It is also intended to acquaint the audience with some of the thoughts of this great poet. It is worth mentioning that Sharif Razi in his poetry reflects these figures significantly and has been used practically in his life. The expression of these teachings shows that the poet himself has adhered to these values in practice and has called everyone. He has portrayed belief in Quran, belief in the intercession and salvation of the Imams, and the idea of death in his poetry. This article also shows that he has reflected many of the wise themes of that Imam, especially the immortality of this world and the immortality of the Hereafter in his poetry
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