A Comparative Study of Art Illustration between Rudaki and Abo Alala Moari

Akbari, Parinaz (2020) A Comparative Study of Art Illustration between Rudaki and Abo Alala Moari. Masters thesis, University of Mohaghegh Ardabili.

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Abstract

Aboulaala Moari and Rudaki, known as the two philosophers of poetry, despite the blindness they encountered in late life and childhood (as most critics have put it), as most critics have put it, still have beautiful images. In their poems, they reflect their deep understanding of life, death, and time. In their illustration, these two poets have shared insights into the issues that human beings have faced throughout their lives. This study, based on the descriptive-analytical method, has been used to explain and compare the illustrations in the poems of these two poets and its most important results can be pointed out that they, despite their blindness, address the most important issues that human beings face. They have illustrations. Among the images shared in the poems of these two literatures are the image of humanity, of time, of thought and wisdom, of the path to community happiness and the image of death. Although there are many similarities, there are some differences, including the fact that Abu Ala'a'il's depiction of life, religion and religion was highly skeptical, and his asceticism and secularism were contrary to Rudaki's orthodox society.

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