The Role of Double Conflicts in the Prophecy of Prophecy; Emphasizing Khajeh Abdollah Ansari and Golestan Saadi

Rhyme is one of the characteristics of Persian prose, which, due to its special features, first attracted the attention of Sufis and then became popular in other prose works. One of the prominent features of Sufi prose and pedagogy is the use of dual contradictions that has led to the reciprocal structure of some of its works. In this research, after a brief look at the definition, background and features of the verse in Persian rhetoric and Persian language, the role of the twofold contradictions and its functions in the semantics of the teaching of prophetic theology, with the mention of the proofs of Khajeh Abdollah Ansari and Golestan Sa'di Been investigated. The results of this research show that the source, although it is one of the controversial factors in the speech, can be applied to the prose and its goals by influencing the author's style. One of these features is the use of contrast in the symmetry and structure of the rhetorical speech. On the other hand, because of the contrast between two bare bones, the groundwork is to use symbols that are in opposition to each other. This application, which is often accompanied by the simultaneous symmetry of the formal and semantic signs, has an effect on the succession and synchronization axis and results in functions that make it possible to distinguish works such as Rassail and Golestan from other rhetorical texts it will be.