Investigate the style of Saeb's welcome from Hafez

Indian style poets, especially Saeb Tabrizi, have been very influential in Hazz's sonnets. The most obvious form of the deliberate influence of any poet on the other is to go to the poetry of their poetry and to put poetry on the weight, rhymes and rows of the poems. In only thirty-two sonnets, Sa'eb expresses that he has welcomed Hafez, but has written a total of about thirty sonnets in the land of his sonnets. It is expected that Sa'eb in these poems will be among the ghazal-style loyalties imitated by Hafez and Indian style in walking, but this is not the case, and each of these ghosls has a relatively odd way that is different from the rest, and of course, Hafez's sonnets have something to say, closer to the features of the personal style of Saeb and Indian style. The present article examines the style of six ghazals that Saeb has expressed in the sermon of the famous sonnets "If This Left Shirazi Has Delivered Us", by showing that the intellectual, linguistic and literary features of that ghazal of Hafez And then the features of it will examine six sonnets and their similarities and differences with the Hafez sonnets. The differences in these appearances also reflect the diversity in the style of the welcoming and portrayal of the Indian poet.