Mystical perception of the Quran interpretable verses in the Sufism texts (case study of Hajviri Kashfolmahjob and Al-Qushayrī's Epistle)

The meaningful quest of Sufi tries to explain the Quran verses in mystical way and perceive the God, the prophet and the Imams speeches and also the Sufism sheikhs’ speeches in an institutive way. Although the mystical texts include representation of novel meaning and in other words, interpretation of the divine verses, the Sufis do not use the term of “interpretation” (as identification of the text semantic aspects) in this meaning and they use the words such as “mystic meaning”, “inference” and “intuitive perception”. The language of mysticism is enigmatic language and the mystic uses the general perception terms for expressing the mysterious and unknown concepts inevitably. He challenges the language for expressing his demands and he is forced to employ the terms and words out of their conventional meaning for declaration of his purposes and this challenge leads to mysterious expression and then interpretation. The author has tried to examine the mystical perception of the interpretable verses in both old text of Hajviri’s Kashfolmahjob and Al-Qushayrī's Epistle by explaining lexical and semantic meaning of interpretation in Quran and Sufism text and brief reference to the results and mistakes.