دیوان حافظ

Divan and Hafiz's full poems with a simple and beautiful graphic space

It is known that today in the home of every Iranian, a Hafez court is found. Iranians, according to their old traditions, celebrate with the book of Hafez in the days of national or religious celebrations such as Nowruz on the table of Haft Sin, or Yalda Night. To do this, one of the elders of the family, or one who can read the poem well or someone who believes in the so-called "good" horoscope, first intentionally, that is, he wishes in hope. Then he randomly opens a page from Hafez's book and begins to read aloud. Those who have a religious faith will read the conquerors when they marry and then kiss the book of Hafez, then they will open it with a narration and read their horoscope.

Khajeh Shamsedin Mohammad bin Baha'ddin Mohammad Hafiz Shirazi (born in 727 (Lunar)) - died in 792 (Lunar), known as Lassan al-Ghab, Trojan al-Asrar, Lassan al-Araf and Nazmalavlia, a great poet of the eighth century, from the 14th century AD, and one of the renowned speakers. The world. Most of his poetry is a ghazal that is famous for the sopranos. Hafez's orientation is well-known in Khajavi Kermani's way of speaking and resemblance to his way of speaking. He is known as the most influential poet after his own. In the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, Hafez's poetry was translated into European languages, and his name was literally found in Western literary circles. Each year, Hafiz's commemoration ceremony will be held on October 20th at the site of his tomb in Shiraz with the participation of Iranian and foreign scholars. According to the official Iranian calendar, this day is called the day of Hafez's commemoration.

Hafez, who is familiar to Persian literature and Farsi poets, is well-known for foreign literatures and scholars. Goethe's keen interest in Hafez is very familiar to us in Iran. Jean-Wolfgang Goethe's critique of the world literature has been called one of the four cornerstones of world literature, and such a person with fascination and attachment to Hafez has said a lot: "O Hafiz, my wish is to be merciful of your disciples."

In addition to Goethe, Nietzsche had a great interest in Hafez's poetry. Hafez's poetry is shocking and tractable and targets the heart of every human being. Hafez had great influence on Persian language and literature.