A Study of Islamic Elements and References in the System of Weiss and Ramin

The lyrical poem "Weiss and Ramin" belongs to pre-Islamic times and was composed in the Islamic period. Although this system is full of elements and references to pre-Islamic Iranian culture and religion; But Fakhreddin Asad Gorgani, due to being a Muslim, has referred to Qur'anic allusions and moral-Islamic themes in this poem. In fact, this kind of attitude of Fakhreddin arises from his religious beliefs. In this article, the elements, themes and Islamic allusions in this fictional system are analyzed and explained. This research is an attempt to show the place of Islam in the lyrical system of Weiss and Ramin.

This research was conducted by descriptive-analytical method and content analysis and in order to collect information from the library method used.

Items such as praising God with the attributes discussed in Islamic sects, the narration of the Holy Prophet (PBUH), Quranic teachings, sacrificing cows and the like are some of the references related to the religion of Islam in this system.

The intellectual and moral system in Weiss and Ramin's system is based on religious beliefs. This poem contains Islamic references due to its composition in the Islamic period and due to the subject and root of the story, it contains the teachings and teachings and beliefs of ancient Iran, especially Zoroastrianism. Fakhreddin, who in the introduction of his work and in the section "Praise of God" by referring to issues such as denying the vision of God and rejecting the belief of the similes, proves to be a Mu'tazilite to some extent, although he has been forced to express Mazdisna religious topics and allusions. Due to his being a Muslim, there are many references to the principles of Islam in his work.