The Mystic Rhetoric of Prose in Tamhidat by Eyn-al-Ghozat Hamadani

Like other work, Tamhidat has been influenced by Eyn Ol Ghozat's disposition and his mystical approach and his educational mystic experiences. Therefore, Eyn-al-Ghozat can develop his language with specific terms that will assist him to express intentions and ideas of spiritual and inner feelings and emotions to be more effective. Eyn-al-Ghazat knows well the impact of speech is more than writing; because the feelings and emotions of the speaker, the tone and melody of sentences, states of face and hands and more importantly the presence of the listener help both the listener and speaker to communicate effectively. Speech is not just the concern of the speaker; rather it is the interaction between the speaker and the listener which maters. The speaker is influenced by the listener and he tries to consider the listener's reactions. This study tries to address the mystical speeches in Tamhidat with a descriptive analytical approach. The results of the study show that Eyn-al-Ghozat has used different mystical rhetoric instead of using general sentences to increase the influence of his speech on the readers.