The Style and Content of the Manuscript of the 13th Century Poet by Jawzah Natanzi

Jawzah Natanzi is one of the poets of the literary era who lived during Fath Ali's reign. His work is titled "Informed Al-Anwar", which has two copies of this manuscript, the first copy, kept in the Library of the Islamic Parliament No. 963 and introduced as "Delgosha". There is also another copy number 2311 available at the National Library of Iran. This article studies the style of Natanzi's poetry at three levels: linguistic, intellectual and literary. At the linguistic level, the phonetic part is mostly used of mild to moderate weights, and there is no news about heavy weights. The weights of his poems are those of Hafiz's sonnets. In terms of vocabulary, at the level of singularities, there is no innovation, and most of the vocabulary used is Arabic, which is a common word in Persian. In the syntactic section of his poems he is instructive, and the elements of the sentence are in accordance with the prose. At the intellectual level, the themes used are old-fashioned themes, and the mysticism is imitation and repetitive, and no new thought or theme can be found in his poems. At the literary level, metaphor and metaphor play the most part and sensory-metaphor is the most used. He has used the traditional rhetorical and spiritual industries, and generally his work is based on imitation, trying to get closer to his role models both in terms of speech and in the manner of expression and content. He exemplified the Iraqi style and paid more attention to Hafiz's poetry among the poets of this period.