Ph.D. Dissertation:

Religious epics and compare the results

Abstract Religious epics, in addition to being an important part of epic poems, are also diagrams of poets' love and interest in Shiite religion. The poets of these works have, in the first place, practiced epic prophecy with the solemn sincerity that they can worship the Prophet (peace be upon him) and his family. Like other types of epic, some of the epic sects appear to be more prominent than others in various respects. This excellence can be explored in the rhetorical, fictional, epic, character-driven and character-driven sections of Ali, in particular. Therefore, in the present study, it is attempted to study the issues discussed in the text of KhavaranName, AliName and HamleyeHeidari as three prominent works. According to what was revealed, Ibn Hussam Khossefi in KhavaranName, with a significant difference from Rabi and RajiKermani, was able to cope well with the application of rhetorical and epic techniques, storytelling and character development. Behind him are Rabi and finally Rajikermani.

Keywords: Keywords: Religious Epics, Ali, Epic Means, Middle East, KhavaranName, AliName, HamleyaHeidari