Razavi ode of Bahar, manifestation of Islamic awakening in the constitutional era

The present study seeks to investigate the components of Islamic awakening in the constitutional era in one of the Razavi poems of Bahar (issue). This article tries to explain the position of Razavi odes (by case study of Razavi ode Bahar) in the Islamic awakening of the constitutional era by using descriptive-analytical method and using library resources (method). The result of the research indicates that Bahar is one committed poets of constitutional era who has benefited a lot from the concepts of stability in the Islamic awakening of the constitutional era in poems. One of important poems of Bahar is a Razavi poem with the knowledge of "the smell of the blood of the wind from Tus towards Yathrib", in which the components of stability and awakening are very wide. This poem includes the elements of exposing oppression and the identity of the oppressor, expressing the oppression of the people, adhering to the Prophet and Imam Reza, praising freedom and libertarians, denying foreign colonialism and internal oppression, trying to make people aware and paying attention to leaders and libertarians. By using religious elements in this poem, Bahar informs the public about the crimes of colonialism and tyranny in its time, and in the strict sense of the word, seeks to realize the Islamic awakening in the constitutional era (Results).