Reflection of the Mien of prophets in the Mirror of Kalim Hamedani's Sonnets

Each Persian poetry style has, at its special time and geography, appeared, then flourished and reached its zenith. It goes without saying that the Indian(Hindi) or Isfahani style, in India and Iran, has been of a unique status during the 11th and 12th centuries A.H. Apart from being close to spoken language and enjoying mystical and wise ideas, the poetry of this era is replete with imageries, accurate thoughts, personification, equation method, proverbs, paradoxes, delicate and novel themes in a way that creation of new metaphors and similes in the Indian style as well as other rhetorical and innovative skills is amazing. Kalim Hamedani is one of the successful Indian style poets whose poems and words are worthy of consideration and contemplation. His skillful control of literary skills and hidden and explicit aspects of poetry as well as his skill in creating imageries and his knowledge of the Quranic and inspirational allusions and references and also the prophets’ life stories are unique. Therefore, there are many manifestations of these stories reflected in his poetry in a rhetorical and artistic structure. This research has tried to investigate different forms and aspects of prophets’ stories in Kalim Hamedani’s sonnets.