Yazd University Journal of Kavoshnameh in Persian Language and Literature 2645-453X 21 45 2020 08 22 An Analysis of Attar’s Mosibatnameh based on the play theory and from the perspective of Bakhtin An Analysis of Attar’s Mosibatnameh based on the play theory and from the perspective of Bakhtin 9 42 1919 10.29252/kavosh.2020.1919 FA Atie Mashaheri Ph.D. Candidate of TarbiatModares University Hosein Ali Ghobadi Faculty Member of Tarbiat Modarres University of Persian Language and Literature Maryam Hosseini Faculty Member of Alzahra University of Persian Language and Literature Alireza Nikooi Faculty Member of Gilan University of Persian Language and Literature Journal Article 2018 06 24 Tabaghat Sufia of Ansari (fifth century) and Tazkirat al-Awliya of Attar (sixth century) and Nafahaat ol-Ons of Jami (ninth century) are among the biographies written in three consecutive periods with the sole purpose of teaching the basics of Sufism according to the intellectual attributes. These works explore the personality traits of some scholars including Ibraham Adham. Adham was one of the great Sufis of the second century. He has attracted the attention of biographers due to his significant role in the evolution of the principles of asceticism. This study casts a look at the historical works of Sufis until the time of Jamie and focuses on the Sufi character of Ibraham Adham and some of his beliefs comparatively as presented in the above-mentioned biographies. The results of the study show that Sufism is central to Adham’s character, and Ansari prefers him to other Sufis as an ascetic and a rhetorician. In Tazkirat al-Awliya, however, the humanity side of Adham is highlighted, and he is considered as a man who is on the path of humanity, free thinking, popular campaign and morality.. This study also provides possible reasons for the difference of attitudes in this regard. As a general finding, Ansari is more concerned with Sufism and Sufi ways, Attar deals more with artistic aspects and Jami prefers reasoning approaches. Tabaghat Sufia of Ansari (fifth century) and Tazkirat al-Awliya of Attar (sixth century) and Nafahaat ol-Ons of Jami (ninth century) are among the biographies written in three consecutive periods with the sole purpose of teaching the basics of Sufism according to the intellectual attributes. These works explore the personality traits of some scholars including Ibraham Adham. Adham was one of the great Sufis of the second century. He has attracted the attention of biographers due to his significant role in the evolution of the principles of asceticism. This study casts a look at the historical works of Sufis until the time of Jamie and focuses on the Sufi character of Ibraham Adham and some of his beliefs comparatively as presented in the above-mentioned biographies. The results of the study show that Sufism is central to Adham’s character, and Ansari prefers him to other Sufis as an ascetic and a rhetorician. In Tazkirat al-Awliya, however, the humanity side of Adham is highlighted, and he is considered as a man who is on the path of humanity, free thinking, popular campaign and morality.. This study also provides possible reasons for the difference of attitudes in this regard. As a general finding, Ansari is more concerned with Sufism and Sufi ways, Attar deals more with artistic aspects and Jami prefers reasoning approaches. https://kavoshnameh.yazd.ac.ir/article_1919_60f18ba48df77319c7c5d6fc96991b83.pdf