Hafez and Khayyam: Two Great Persian Poets

The three great poets, i.e. Hafez, Khayyam, and Abulala Muarri have many things in common though they have had no influence on each other. The common intellectual yhings in the poetical works of Hafez and Khayyam may be classified in three categories, that is to say, God, human beings, and the university. Hafez believes in plato and Khayyam in Aristotle. But they have a common nostalgia concerning the man and universe. tThey suffer from the wrong social status a lot. They believe that one should rejioce for the time being. They both believe in fatalism. They are dissatisfied with the management of the world and they contantly complain. They are both againt the wrong traditions and object all the time.