The story of Fereydoun

The story of Fereydoun, Dahhak, Kaveh, Kiyomarth, Tahmorth and other stories are all manifestations of the communities and adventures of the inner lives that we are witnessing these days, even after years of writing the Shahnameh. Therefore, the contents of anthropology and psychology in Shahnameh can still be generalized to Iranian society. The power of inclusiveness and generalizability is a feature that is lacking in many of the works of foreign cultures.

Abolqasem Ferdowsi Tusi (329 AH - 416 AH), born in Tos Khorasan, is an Iranian epic poet and the composer of Shahnameh, the national epic of Iran. Ferdowsi has been considered the greatest orator of Persian speaking. He has world fame. Ferdowsi has also been called Hakim Sokhn and Hakim Toos. Based on the opinion of most of today's researchers, Ferdowsi was born in the year 329 AH equal to 940 AD in the village of Paj in the city of Tos in Khorasan. The year of his birth was obtained from the fact that he mentioned his age in three parts of his poems.

Although we all know that Hakim Abulqasem Ferdowsi's Shahnameh is one of the greatest literary heritages of the Persian language and a gem in the history of literature and world culture, but few can claim that this work has been read at least once. , read in full! These days, the Shahnameh book is available in various formats in bookstores; Only because all people can benefit from this rich source of wisdom and ethics.

These days, psychology books are very popular among people. Although not all of them are based on the science of psychology, they still managed to attract the opinion of many people with their charms. The interesting point about Ferdowsi's Shahnameh is that Ferdowsi Toosi's lasting work is full of humane, moral teachings and tips for a better life. The stories narrated in the framework of this work are in the form of epic and instructive poems. Therefore, the Shahnameh has an extremely high impact in the field of speech.

The answer is simple; Because we need it! to the holes of hope that open in our hearts at the end of each story; to the peace that makes us feel better than before; to the points of moral instruction and valuable human virtues that it adds to us; We need all of these. Perhaps this is the simplest answer that can be given to this question. If you don't have time to read the Shahnameh completely from beginning to end, that's okay; Go to study a selection of works!

Many Shahnameh reading circles are held in different cities. Those who intend to participate in such circles, it is better to participate in the meetings with prior study. Also, it is better to take the relevant book along with them according to the story and the topic under discussion. Reading the book increases the level of awareness, desire to learn, and motivation for personal growth and excellence in humans, especially among children and teenagers.

It doesn't matter what your job is; Are you passionate about your work or just doing it for a living? However, the danger of not changing and falling into the trap of everyday life is lurking. Books like Shahnameh, by telling epic stories, making heroes and keeping alive the spirit of growth and historical excellence hidden in the heart of the culture of this land, will be a refuge for everyday life and a source of positive and constructive emotions in human life.

Ferdowsi was a farmer and a farmer. He spent the beginning of his life in the Samanid era and at the same time with the independence movement and identity seeking among Iranians. With the support of the Persian language, the Samani kings prepared a brilliant era for the development of the Iranian language and thought, and Ferdowsi is clearly indebted to his predecessors and all those who in the third and fourth centuries of Hijri, brought the Persian language to its peak and in the art of speaking. By taking advantage of that capital, he was able to pay his material so brilliantly. In a general view of Ferdowsi's knowledge and learning, it can be said that he knew the Arabic language, but he did not excel in Arabic prose and rhyme. He did not consider Pahlavi reading to be fluent and advanced, but he understood its concept in a preliminary way.

"Hakim" in some sources refers to the wisdom of Khosravani. In Shahnameh, Ferdowsi has linked the culture of Iran before Islam with the culture of Iran after Islam. Also, due to his peasant origin, he was familiar with ancient Iranian culture and rituals and added to the scope of these knowledges. In such a way that this knowledge formed the foundation of his poetic worldview. What Ferdowsi was dealing with, apart from the poetic aspect, was also academic; He did not write fairy tales. Ferdowsi considers wisdom as the source and capital of all good things.

He believes that a person with wisdom knows the difference between good and bad, and in this way, he reaches the good fortune of this world and the salvation of the next world. Ferdowsi carefully examined his sources, most of which were Abu Mansouri's Shahnameh. He was able to select and collect material from the vast amount of knowledge available to him that will remain alive in the memory of Iranians, Turks and Indians. The beginning of writing the Shahnameh based on Abu Mansouri's Shahnameh is considered to be when Ferdowsi was 30 years old, but looking at Ferdowsi's ability, it can be concluded that he was also composing in his youth, and he may have composed parts of the Shahnameh at the same time. And it started based on the old stories that have been included in the spoken stories of the people. This assumption can be one of the reasons for the many inconsistencies in the handwritten editions of the Shahnameh. Apart from rational reasons, it also appears from legendary accounts that Ferdowsi wrote stories separately, and copies of these stories were prepared and passed from hand to hand. Ferdowsi himself refers to the same point about performing the Shahnameh. Among the stories that he is believed to have told when he was young, we can mention the stories of the first few kings, Bijan and Manijeh, Rostam and Esfandiar, Rostam and Sohrab, the story of Akvan Diu and the story of Siavash.

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