Nâser Xosrow's criticism of the social classes of his age

Nâser Xosrow is one of the few poets who used the emotional and musical language of his poetry for his commitment to humanity and society. In his Divan which is the product of his religious and literal experiences he, according to his religious and esoteric thoughts, has criticized various social classes including the public, rulers and kings, poets, courtiers, mystics, followers of non-Islamic schools and Nâsebies, each one contributed in one way in social- intellectual structure of that time.To explain the whys of forming these critiques, first this article depicts political and social situation of the age of the poet and then describes this point that Nâser Xosrow's critiques are not personal and revengeful but he, as a committed poet, challenges the sick social and intellectual structure of his age.