شخصية الإمام الحسين بن علي (عليه السلام)‎ و دلالاتها الرمزية في شعر حيدر الحلي و شهريار

Abstract EN

The study, which is between the hands, is the reflection of the sensory lights in the religious poetry of poet Heydar Al-helli and Shahriar.

They take it as a way of expressing what they want to say, and may pass through it to express the living reality as a symbol or a mask.

This article dealt with the study of their poems and the disclosure of the breakthroughs and contributions between them and the special features in the technical statements used in praise and praise of Hussein (p) and the study of the recall of this revolutionary character adopting the descriptive-analytical approach.

One of the results of this study is that the Husseinian lights and revolution were reflected in their poetry.

They were inspired by the revolution of Hussein (p) in their struggle for the rule of injustice and the encouragement of the nation to resist and defend religion.

In this way, their passionate feelings were mixed with emotion and especially in their heirs.

Mr.

Heydar faces historical and zealous trends in his heir, and in this sense tries to motivate feelings and move emotions toward the Karbala incident, while Shahriar, although referring to these values and concepts in both Persian and Turkish, has a more muted and rhetorical look.