Animism of Heart in Allusional terms and Expressions of Hazaragi Dialect in Bamyan

The current research has dealt concisely with the meanings of the heart, the position and role of the heart in religion, the Qur'an, hadiths, mysticism, philosophy, and literature, including the place of the heart in mysticism and literature. Given the importance of the Hazaragi dialect, one of the most important and oldest dialects in Greater Khorasan, and considering the use of allusions in dialects that are important from linguistic, psychological, and sociological aspects, we have tried to animate the word "heart," which is one of the central words in this dialect. To this end, we examined and analyzed allusions in the Hazaragi dialect. This research employed the descriptive method and a content analysis approach. The findings show that "heart" in the Hazaragi dialect has ironic combinations and expressions of "anthropology," "animalism," and "human/animalism," and among these, humanism of the heart is the most frequent and important. Even in other types of animism, the human trace is very prominent, which shows the imagination of the speakers of this dialect, who believe in soulless phenomena and consider the heart as a human, animal, and living being.