Explaining the linguistic mechanisms of the meta-narrator in the mystical discourse of Masnavi with the approach of narrative discourse analysis

Power, through a linguistic model, redefines the underlying meanings that form behind the relations of substitution, companionship, and within a sign. an examination of the mechanisms of different texts shows that divine power, by influencing and influencing linguistic structures, represents different forms of transcendental hegemony. Given that Rumi's Masnavi is one of the great mystical narratives, the main issue is how the hegemony of divine power articulates the structures of the language of mystical discourse and the manner of expression and function of different types of narrators and becomes a transcendence itself. Therefore, in the present article, after explaining the relationship between the language of discourse and narration with the critical discourse analysis approach, the effect of believing in divine power on the linguistic structure of discourse and the method of narration of different narrators has been investigated. The result of this research indicates that the hegemony of divine power, like the dominant transcendence from outside affects the structure of the language of discourse and the narrator's mind, in which case the author-narrator is inside the larger text of the universe. He has become one and he writes in the language of the transcendental. Divine power also, by means of tricks, regulates the style of the narrators' minds towards the commandments, and in this way, represents the ideology hidden behind the discourse and ruling the writer's mind.