Anima's Ancient Challenge in the Story of Maulana's Arab Man

The chanting of the mysterious and mysterious Maulana mirror has always been regarded as open and interpretable texts due to semantic complexities and linguistic art, and has been spoken about in various perspectives. Ancient critique of the literary model has been the source of psychological criticism that has flourished in recent decades, as in other interdisciplinary studies. This article, which examines the themes and images of Anima in the human body of Men's Books, paves the way for the next litter of literary works, and reflects the universality of the human message and the feelings of art poets such as Rumi. In this study, with the view of Yang's psychoanalysis school, from the old perspective, a pattern has been addressed to the Rumi poetry world and has been addressed to Anima's bold and repeatable personality in the story of her Arab man; a comparison of the manuscripts with ancient Anima-Yong pattern suggests a very similar resemblance Or even his complete adaptation to that ancient image