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National Journal of Language and Literature

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Bidel and Rumi in the East–West Cultural Dialogue

National Journal of Language and Literature March 25, 2026 H. Nazari, A. Rahmani

In the contemporary world, where cultural and civilizational boundaries are rapidly transforming, dialogue between the East and the West has become a philosophical and cultural necessity. Within this context, Islamic mysticism and Persian literature offer a unique capacity for fostering intercultural understanding. This study, adopting a comparative and cultural approach, examines the role of...

Reflection of Paradox in the Mystical Worldview of Bidel Dehlavi

National Journal of Language and Literature March 25, 2026 Abdul Basir Nail, Hassan Shah Rahimi

Bidel Dehlavi, one of the most prominent poets of the Indian style, views existence through a deeply philosophical and mystical lens. His poetry embodies spiritual experience and metaphysical contemplation. A striking feature of Bidel’s worldview is the presence of paradox—not merely as a literary device, but as a means of expressing the mystical perception of truth. Through apparent...