Quranic intertextuality in Safieddin al-Hilli wineries

Abstract

The phenomenon of religious intertextuality and employing this phenomenon in Quranic texts is one of developed methods that is being used in poetry. Regarding allegory and its benefits in poetic texts for extending the domain of meaning, this method makes poetry intellectually profound and opens it in contrast to interpretation in humans' mind. In addition to its role in sacralizing the poet's words. This is what happened when the seventh chapter of Safiedin Al-Heli's complete poetic works (divan) as called ''Khamriat va Nobath va Zahriyat'' was read. A chapter that contains ninety poems. Despite the fact that we regarded Quranic intertexuality scarce in such poetries, we discovered that this kind of expressions that Heli has used about wine in his poetry is unlike Sufis' metonymic expressions, but they are what is known as Nowasi's wine. However according to some statements Nowasi's wine is what Sufis represent as symbol of spiritual pleasure. This research through its analytical expressional methodology is going to answer the following questions: