The Aesthetic Study of the Monoher and Dmal'at Zahir Kermani Poems

This article deals with the comparative study of the literary style of Monoher, Darmat, and Wes and Ramin. Menoohr and Edmund (Assembly of the Faithful) is an unknown work of Kermani's thoughts that have not been corrected and published so far, and the study of literary style, array arrays, and the structure of the letters of this poem seems to be valuable in this regard. In this epic poem, and in the system of Weiss and Ramin, there are adventures that the lovers get away from each other, and in the meantime letters between them are exchanged. These letters are full of subtle and pure emotions, and the poet has tried to articulate the word by using literary skills and techniques. The purpose of this article is to determine: what literary features do these letters have and the rate of use of arrays and pictograms in the letters of these two poems. In this research, the authors have investigated the archetypes and visual arrays, and the frequency of arrays such as allegory, observance, exegesis, revelation, punishment, and the elements of the science of expression have been identified.