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Chapter One: Outline of the Plan
1-1 statement of the research problem. 2
1-2- Research objectives. 4
1-2-1 overall goal. 4
1-2-2 partial objectives. 4
1-3 The importance of the research topic and the motivation for choosing it. 4
1-4 research questions and hypotheses (expression of relationships between the studied variables) 5
1-4-1 main question. 5
1-4-2 sub question. 5
1-5-Research hypotheses. 5
1-6- Research model. 6
1-7- operational definitions of variables and keywords. 6
1-8- Research method. 7
1-9- The scope of research. 8
1-10 socio-statistics and sample size. 8
1-11 limitations and problems of research. 8
Chapter Two: Theoretical Studies
Introduction. 11
2-1 Sociology. 12
2-1-1 The purpose of sociology. 14
2-1-2 Sociology subject. 15
2-1-3- Sociological perspectives. 15
2-2 functionalism theory. 16
2-2-1 Conflict theory. 18
2-2-2 Theory of social action. 19
2-3 social structure. 30
2-3-1 social institution. 32
2-3-2 types of social institutions. 33
2-3-3 social groups. 33
2-3-4 social base. 35
2-3-5 roles 36
2-3-6 types of social roles. 37
2-4 culture. 38
2-4-1 Cultures 41
2-4-2 Types of culture. 42
2-4-3 beliefs 45
2-4-4 values ??46
2-4-5 personality. 47
2-5 literature. 50
2-5-1 Language and literature. 52
2-5 -1-1 Language. 52
2-5-1-2 Mission of literature. 55
2-5-1-3 Sociology of Literature: 57
2-5-1-4 Fields studied in Sociology of Literature. 59
2-5-1-5 Sociological theories of literature. 59
2-5-1-6 Sociology of literature and its general divisions. 71
2-5-1-7 Sociology of literary phenomenon. 71
2-5-1-8 Literary sociology or sociology of literary creation. 73
2-5-1-9 Sociology of the content of the literary work. 75
2-5-1-10 gatherings in Persian literature. 77
2-6 Hajewiri's life. 78
2-6-1 Introduction to the book Kashf Al-Mahjub. 80
2-6-2 Kashf al-Mahjoob book. 83
2-6-3 The social value of the book. 86
2-6-4 Historical value of the book. 86
2-6-5 The literary value of the book. 87
2-6-6 The political situation of Iran, especially Khorasan. 91
2-7 The institution of religion. 95
2-7-1 Sufism in the fifth century. 99
2-7-2 The course of Sufism in Iran after Junaid. 100
2-7-3 Sufism in the 4th century of Hijri/10th AD: 101
2-7-3-1 Throwing a cloak and Durrani garment: 104
2-7-3-2 Sama. 107
2-7-3-3 cloaks. 112
Chapter Three: Research Methodology (Methodology) Research
Research Methodology (Methodology). 117
Introduction. 117
3-1 research method. 117
3-2 Statistical population. 117
3-3 sample size and measurement method. 118
3-4 information collection tools. 118
3-5 data analysis method 118
Chapter four: data analysis
Introduction. 122
4-1- Community structure. 123
4-1-1 community institution. 124
4-1-1-1- Community situation. 124
4-1-1-2 Women in the society of that time. 125
4-1-1-3 jobs. 127
4-1-2 Political institution. 129
4-1-2-1 Hajwiri's relationship with the Ghaznavid and Seljuk courts. 131
4-2-2-1 Hajawiri's relationship with elders. 133
4-1-2-3 mystic characters. 134
4-1-2-3-1 Abolqasem Karkani. 136
4-1-2-3-2 Abolqasem Qashiri. 137
4-1-2-3-3 Among other brilliant names in the mystical life of Hajwiri is Abu al-Abbas Shaqani: 139
4-1-2-3-4 Muzaffar Hamdan. 140
4-1-2-3-5 Abu Ali al-Hassan bin Abi al-Hassan al-Basri. 141
4-1-2-3-6 Abu al-Qasim Al-Junaid bin Muhammad bin Al-Junaid al-Qwariri. 142
4-1-2-3-7 Malcolm bin Dinar. 143
4-1-2-3-8 Abu al-Shaq Ibrahim bin Adham bin Mansour. 143
4-1-2-3-9 Abu Saeed Fazlullah bin Muhammad Al Mihni. 144
4-2 culture. 146
4-2-1 Beliefs 148
4-2-2 Values ??150
4-2-3 Social norms. 152
4-2-3-1 Social customs. 152
4-2-3-2 Moral customs. 153
4-2-3-3-social control.155
4-3 character of Hajviri. 157
4-3-1 Hajwiri face. 158
4-3-2 Siret Hajviri. 160
4-3-2-1 Hajawiri's view on Sufism. 161
4-4 Sufism. 164
4-4-1 The relationship between poverty and Sufism from the perspective of Hajawiri. 164
4-4-2 Hajawiri's view on Sufism. 165
4-3-2-1 Hajviri's moral traits and characteristics. 165
4-3-2-1-1 Tolerance and peoplehood from Hajaveiri's point of view. 165
4-3-2-1-2- Tolerance, non-hostility and forgiveness. 167
4-3-2-2-Humor from Hajaveiri's point of view. 167
4-3-2-3-Poetry in the presence of Hajviri. 170
4-4-2-1 opinions. 172
4-4-2-1-1 Belief in sleep from Hajoiri's point of view. 172
4-4-2-1-2 Reza from Hajaveiri's point of view. 174
4-4-2-1-3- Hajawiri's view about Sahu Sekr. 175
4-4-2-1-4 Prayer from Hajawiri's point of view and expression of elders' opinions. 175
4-4-2-1-5 Love from Hajaveiri's point of view. 176
4-4-2-1-6 Friendship from Hajaveiri's point of view. 177
4-4-2-1-7 Hajawiri's opinion about Sama. 178
4-4-2-1-8 Commentary and interpretation of verses and expressions from Hajawiri's point of view. 180
4-4-2-1-9 Hajawiri's opinion about the cloak. 182
4-4-2-1-10 violation from Hajaveiri's point of view. 183
4-4-2-1-11 The condition of wearing a mask from Hajawiri's point of view. 185
4-4-2-1-12 the condition of wearing marqaat from Hajawiri's point of view. 185
4-4-2-1- 13 customs and tradition: from the point of view of Hajaveiri. 186
4-4-2-1-14 Throwing a cloak and wearing a dress: from the point of view of Hajawiri. 187
4-4-2-1-15 Etiquette of traveling and staying in a place from the point of view of Hajawiri. 191
4-4-2-1-16 Science from Hajaveiri's point of view. 193
4-4-2-1-17 Blame from the point of view of Hajaveiri. 194
4-4-2-1-17-1 face of blame for going right. 195
4-4-2-1-17-2 form of blame to intend. 196
4-4-2-1-18 Belief in solving problems through blame from Hajawiri's point of view. 198
4-4-2-1-19 The custom of blame from Hajawiri's point of view. 199
4-4-2-1-20 Hajj from Hajawiri's point of view. 199
4-4-2-1-20-1 Telling the memories of Hajj from the language of others. 200
4-4-2-1-21 Rahmat Elahi from Hajaveiri's point of view. 201
4-4-2-1-22 Bill and extension - Time from the point of view of Hajaveiri. 202
4-4-2-1-23 time. 203
4-4-2-1-24 austerity from Hajaveiri's point of view. 203
Chapter Five: Conclusion
5-1 Conclusion. 207
5-2 research proposals. 209
List of sources.