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2- Assistant Professor, Payame Noor University, Iran
3- Assistant Professor, Farhangian University, Iran
“Kamal Khujandi” is a Sufi of 8th century (in Hijri) based in “Tabriz” and “Saray” after Hajj Pilgrimage. It is claimed that these journeys have changed his life along with the contents of his poems. From his view, spiritual journey and its ascension indicate the innate needs of human for perfection and evolution which results in “Perfect Human”. What is of fact in this spiritual journey is meeting with “self” of yours. In any journey, you need someone as a companion who is seeking more assistance from the wise “Old” man. The desire to return to “Inchoation” in his poetry is imbued with the concept of “demand”. Sometimes, he voyages toward “the right” and sometimes he is to meet the intermediator. What he seeks from expressing these journeys is self-purification avoiding mundane attachments. The attempt in this paper is to study Kamal‟s Journeys in terms of archetype, structure, and mystical voyages.
Received: 2017/07/9 | Accepted: 2017/07/9 | Published: 2017/07/9
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