جلال الدین محمد مولوی

Decision-making plays a pivotal role in individual life, and this issue has garnered special attention from scholars. Theories in the field of decision-making are based on assumptions that stem from differences in ontological and epistemological foundations. Therefore, it is important to examine such a significant issue as decision-making by referring to Iranian-Islamic texts. The main goal of this study is to explore the contextual components of decision-making based on the thought of Jalal al-Din Muhammad Rumi. In this research, themes, concepts and categories related to the contextual components of decision-making, based on the thought of Jalal al-Din Muhammad Rumi, are identified through the study and analysis of Rumi's Masnavi Manavi. This study is exploratory and descriptive in nature and utilizes thematic analysis as its primary analytical method. In the descriptive coding stage, after continuous comparison of the data, 312 descriptive codes were presented. In the second stage (interpretive coding), a list of 43 interpretive codes was created. In the third stage, by bringing the categories closer together to explain the concepts, 11 overarching themes were expressed. The examination of contextual components affecting decision-making based on the thought of Jalal al-Din Muhammad Rumi can enrich the frameworks proposed in the field of decision-making.

The metaphorical approach as a textual analysis tool is a new and linguistic approach that Likoff and Johnson coined as a conceptual metaphor. Their theory is that metaphor is a tool for thinking and thinking that flows in human life and with the help of which individuals make abstract and sensory concepts tangible and tangible. Love is one of the most important abstract concepts of human life and worldview that has been used in literary and mystical texts with various metaphorical interpretations. Jalaluddin Mohammad Balkhi, known as Maulana and Abdul Qadir Bidel Dehlavi, are among the mystics-poets whose poems revolve around love and use deep and beautiful conceptual metaphors in the realm of love. This treatise examines the conceptual metaphor of love and its analysis in Rumi's spiritual Masnavi and Biddle Dehlavi's lyric poems. The theoretical basis of this treatise is Lycoff and Johnson's theory of metaphor. All the conceptual metaphors used around the mapping of love in the two works were studied descriptively-analytically and it was concluded that both poets in conceptualizing love from the tangible domains of places (sea and environment), objective concepts (fire, hunt, Flame, candle, etc.) and some other concepts have benefited. Both prefer love to asceticism. Both consider love to be eternal and call love the origin of the universe and man. The intellect is considered to have failed in recognizing love, and not everyone is considered a confidant of love, and it is said that whoever dies in love has attained eternal survival.

In this paper about the story, novel, multidimensional, and its polyphonic, point of view, narratee, the narrator, the author implied, characterization, and narrative structure of the novel and its theorists such as Bakhtin, Robert Scholes, Christophe balayi, Raman Selden Peter Vydvsvn've and Pirro Zima learned. In a review of text and discourse analysis in the formation of narrative character, status changes, dialogue, setting, and other components of story and narrative ideas, Tezotan Todorov, Michael Tulane also have benefited. The story of "pire Changi" Jalaluddin Rumi on the basis of narrative structure, reviewing, criticism and interpreted. Rumi plan and plot of the story, the story implied narrative (based on Islamic documents) used and try to rebuild their symbolic thoughts and ideas, thought and mysticism situation that he was in the world, has outlined. "The old bard fighting" form the core of the story. System reliability in this novel, the narrative tension and instability in the text there is on the old bard and poet forms the core of the theory and idea.
The main purpose of research, review, cash and text interpretation "pire Changi" is based on narratology and structure of the novel. Like "Pire Changi" is a novel and narrative structure.

There is no doubt that Shamsodin Mohamdade Tabrizi, as one of the greatest theosophists in the Islamic theosophy's arena, is a well-known mystic of the seventh century. After migration, he based a new way of the theosophy's culture between Moslems considering the great fundamental mutation he made with Mowlavi's thoughts. Shams has left to us many interesting ideas in diverse chapters of theosophy in his only collection of essays called the Maghalat, each of which seems to be unique by itself. One of these ideas is his discussion on "Sighting the God".In this article, first we introduce "Sighting the God theory" briefly, next we describe Shams's theory in a categorized way and then we find out the way that his concepts and thoughts have affected Mowlana's opinion and his poems in Masnavi and the way he has reflected this issue in his book.