Non-Verbal Relationships in Shams’s Ghazelles

Body language means the passage of speech and communication through non-verbal elements or silent language. This language includes a variety of behaviors, references, and gestures. Humans can hide their true identity behind words, but they cannot hide their body language. One of the characteristics of mystical experiences is the "inexpressibility" of the language of these experiences. Shams's lyric poetry, which is the culmination of the mystical lyric of the Persian language, also has many advantages in terms of scientific communication. In this article, the authors have tried to analyze the descriptive-analytical and historical background of Shamsar's gazelles in terms of the science of communication, especially non-verbal communication, and Rumi has also used all kinds of non-verbal communication. That's why passionate lyric songs are beautiful and visual. A variety of nonverbal behaviors such as body movements and gestures, time, place, artifacts, percussion, music, facial behaviors, and physical contact have been analyzed and classified and deconstructed. The results show that non-verbal communication in Shams's lyric poems has been replaced by verbal communication; thus, it is clear that body language is a cryptic and noiseless language that has most of the functions of substitution, complementary, and emphasis on verbal speech in Shams’s ghazelles.