volume Number 12، number In Volume 2، summer 2019 ، issue Number 44

Introducing Jalaluddin Ahmad Kasani and His Persian Treatises and Style Attributes

Manzar Soltani(Author in Charge), Mohammad Ebrahim Malmir, Fatemeh Sharifi

Abstract
The vast part of the heritage of Islam and Iran is hidden at the angles of personal and public libraries and manuscript centers , which, in fact, have been the result of years of in-depth research and analysis of the great scholars of the Islamic world, especially the sacred geography and spiritual realm of Islamic Iran, and it is evident that examination, retrieval, introduction and revival of their scientific and technical skills are indispensable and important tasks of scientific assemblies. The article seeks to introduce Jalaluddin Ahmad Kasani, known as "Khajaghi" and " Makhdoom Azam" and his Persian treatises, as one of the figures of the Naqshbandiyah of the Sunni Sufi dynasties, and the study of life and his works reveal many of the unspoken angles of this long-standing way. With this research, we find out that he is one of the sages of the Nagshbandiyah Ahrary and indeed the most prominent student of Obaid Allah, Ahrar, and wrote over 30 diverse treatises in Sufism, all of which have a special virtue with a particular style, and havelinguistic features, a remarkable rhetoric and aesthetic that distinguishes prose and poetry from others.

Keyword
Khajeh Kasani , Naghshbandiah , Persian Articles , Linguistic Features , Literary Features , Intelectual Features

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