تلمیحات اسلامی در غزلیات دارا شکوہ

Islamic allusions in sonnets are glorious

Abstract

Dara Shukoh was born Taragarn fort Ajmer on 28 October (615, the eldest son of Prince Shah Jahan and his second wife, Mumtaz Mahal. On 1 February 1633, Dara Shukon married his first cousin, he had eight children. As was common for all Mughal sons, Dara Shukon was appointed as military commander at an early age. On 10 September، 1642۔ Shah Jahan formally confirmed Dara Shukon as his heir, granting him the title of Shahzada-e-Bulaudiqbal. As his father’s health began to decline, Dara Shukon received a series of increasingly prominent commands. Dara Shukon was a fine poet, his poem having the influence of Sufism to which he was dedicated. He used “Qadiri” as his takhallus or Pen-name. His divan of ghazals, rubais and qasidas in Persian. The correct rhyme-structre has been kept and the meaning of there beautiful, powerful, always mystical poems. This stylistic devices is popular in all over the world in different language. Almost all poets of the Persian literature used the allusion in their poetry during different time periods. In this article, allusion in the poetry of Dara-e-Shukon.