Iranian's Influence on Arabic Rhetoric

The relationship between Iranians and Arabs increased in the Islamic era in such a way that Iranians familiarity with the Koran resulted in the influence of Arabic language and other related fields. Iranians'' great interest in Islam and the Koran helped them to interact with the Arabic world، that is، to be impressed by and leave great impressions on it simultaneously. Iranians have served Islam in different ways and one aspect of their contribution is in Arabic rhetoric. Since this aspect of literature is concerned with its beauty، most of the Iranian poets and writers who naturally preferred the aesthetic feature of Arabic literature over its grammatical complexity devoted their talents to it. They have had exercised significant influence in this field. The works of some famous Iranian scholars including Rashidoddin Watwat، and Mohammad-Ibn Omar Radoyani، and the rhetoric inventions of great poets such as Amir Khosro Delevi and Motrezi Ganjavi have been to a great extent reflected in the works of Arab poets.