Sharia and poets

Although the necessity of examining the fundamentals of belief of poets and writers in order to reach the depth of content of their works seems obvious, but in the contemporary period, less attention has been paid to this issue, and therefore literary researches have often found a uniform and monotonous state, which means that often in the form is summarized and if they paid attention to the content, it was without paying attention to the religious roots of the poet and his worldview. In the meantime, even the rhetorical, musical, and linguistic purposes that were emanated and influenced by the poet’s attitude toward himself, society, and the universe, have been ignored, as if they were not original or not worth investigating. As a result, they cause unreal judgments, which added to the darkness instead of light. For this reason, in this article, we have tried to show the influence of the religious roots of two great poets, Sanaei and Molavi, in order to better understand their works, hoping that it will be a step to get away from the world of illusions and fantasies and get closer to the land of truths and lights