Arabic Literature in Farrokhi Sistani's Poetry

One of the most interesting areas of study and research in Eastern literature is the interaction of literary works in Persian and Arabic languages, especially the common themes of Persian and Arabic poetry, which is one of the oldest topics in comparative literature. It is also one of the most difficult fields of research in this field. In the present study, which has been prepared by the scientific-research Institute, the author has tried to explore the influence of Arabic poetry and literature on the poetry of Farrokhi Sistani, a fifth-century Persian poet, in a comparative-descriptive-analytical manner based on the French school of comparative literature. The present study, after preface and deals with Farrokhi's poetic style, it briefly points to the influence of the Qur'an and Arabic words and the names on his collection. Among other things, it has been concluded that Farrokhi, while being influenced by the interpretations and images of Arabic poetry and literature, is a creative and thematic poet; furthermore, in the literature of the Orient, and especially in Farrokhi's poetry, the dominant culture of the pen on the arrow and the sword, which is the dream of the educated human beings of the present age, has been well illustrated. Hopefully, this exploration will further the long-standing connect between Persian and Arabic literature and it adds another source to the sources of comparative research.