A Comparative Study of the Stability Components of Iran and Palestine (Case study of Nasrullah Mardani's poems and Tawfiq Zayyad)

People's resistance to foreigners in the Iranian and Palestinian territories and their dedication to defending their homeland has led to the creation and expansion of a poem of perseverance in both Persian and Arabic literature.Inspired by the legacy of the past and creating simple, compassionate, and humorous images, he created a poem that mirrors all the poet's aspirations and future prospects for his home country.Palestinian poet Tawfiq Ziad, too, has a painful heart that has had the bitter taste of poverty, displacement and imprisonment.This study compares the resistance poetry of these two poets with an analytical-comparative approach.The results of this study indicate that the use of ancient Iranian and Arab legend is found in the poems of both poets, the use of the names of Iranian and Arab mythological and historical mystics and chieftains, such as: Kaveh, Arash Rostam in Men's Poetry and Annette, Jassas and Columbus in Tafiq's Poetry are the hallmarks of their poetry.The main approach of men in his poetry is a religious approach, while the poetry of Sufi has taken on a more national-human form and color.