Badreddin Akbarabadi's Special Innovations and Methods in the Description of Hafez's Divan

The book Badr al-Shoruh, written by Badreddin Akbarabadi (alive in 1150 AH), is one of the authors and literary men of the twelfth century AH. Badr al-Shoruh is one of the detailed mystical commentaries written on Hafez's Divan in the subcontinent. Badreddin Akbarabadi did not choose in this work and also brought poems in addition to the poems in the authentic versions and increased the number of lyric poems to 661. His method and effort in creating vertical connections between verses, using multiple sources and referring to these sources or their owners in the text, interpretations and perceptions of the narrator, and finally quoting poems by other poets named Hafez are among the features of his description. In this article, after a brief introduction to the details and research done on it, we will discuss and review the above issues.