A study of the stylistics of "Joya Tabrizi" poems

In literary studies, stylistics has a high status. Stylistics can express the linguistic, intellectual and literary characteristics of each work. This research introduces one of the poets of Indian style named Joya Tabrizi and examines the stylistic features in his poems.

In the present study, for better and more useful access to information, an attempt has been made to use the library method. In this method, the researcher collects the required information and data by referring to written and library sources and references, including books, articles and dissertations. The research method is descriptive-analytical.

Darab Beg Joya, nicknamed "Joya" and known as "Joya Tabrizi" is one of the poets of the 11th century AH, his ancestors were Tabrizi and his father "Mullah Samari" and his grandfather had immigrated to India before the birth of Joya. Joya was born in Kashmir with her two brothers, who were also poets. Joya is one of the poets of Indian style and the characteristics of this style are reflected in his poems.

The two subjects of love and praise of the Holy Prophet (PBUH) and the Imams, which are reflected in his sonnets and poems, respectively, have the highest frequency in Joya's poems from an intellectual point of view. Other subjects such as religion, advice and literature, the fight against hypocrisy are also seen in his poems. From the point of view of linguistic level, the use of slang words has given a special prominence to his poems, he has also used soft and gentle weights in his poems and Bahr-e-Ramal has the highest frequency in his poems. At the literary level, the use of all kinds of similes and metaphors, guaranteeing the poems of contemporaries and allegories are the most used in his poems.