Daa ie unknown poet in Persian literature area

Ruknuddin Daavidar-e-Ghomi was a sixth and early seventh-century bilingual poet, with the pen name of Daayee. His poetry collection is not fully available and only a selection of his Farsi and Arabic poetry collection remains today mostly in form of odes praising the rulers of the time. In the present study, the author attempts to reveal the genius of Ruknuddin Daavidar by further acquainting the reader with the poet; and demonstrating the power of his rhetoric, and the sweetness of his language. On the other hand, attempts have been made to carefully study the details of Ruknoddin’s verse and reveal some of the facets of his viewpoint and system of thought, as well as identify the literary features and spiritual elements in his Arabic and Farsi odes.