Review Intertextuality of Moral Contents of Qoran with Arabic Sonnets of Divan Shams

The learnings each person is reflected in their discourse whether or not and and everyone's speeches are subject to the changes and influences that the previous texts and doctrines dictate to him in the use of various sources. The poets, who have always been one step ahead of others in discovering hidden objects, are no exception to this phenomenon; But the poet's poetry and poetry are dramatically reflective of the various doctrines they have learned. In the meantime, the Quranic doctrines form a large part of the subjective hypotheses of the poets. In the works of Rumi, one can also observe the objective of these moral teachings of the Quran; Including in the Divan of Shams, a large part of which is formed by Arabic couplets. The present article seeks to show how Rumi has expressed the mystical meaning of the verses, and used the analytical and descriptive method to explain this issue, and this coincidence of themes of the Quranic verses with Rumi's discourse in his Arabic sonnets poem is depicted by referring to the intertextual of contentes and. The result of this article is summarized in two respects: first, Rumi has repeatedly used the word and contents of Quranic verses in his Arabic sonnets; secondly, the subtle changes in words, meanings, and music of words have been created to better can send the message to its addressee.