Badah-yi 'ishq: Persian 1398

"Bade Eshgh" is a book in which "research on the meaning of Bade in Persian mystical poetry" was conducted by "Nasrullah Pourjavadi". The concept and term wind is one of the important concepts and words of mystical literature in Iran. In this research called "Bade Eshgh", the root of this concept in Persian mystical poetry has been analyzed. "Nasrullah Pourjavadi" has tried to provide the most accurate possible answers to the questions surrounding the word "wind" in this book. For example, he answers the question, since when in Iranian mystical literature, the term May and Badeh and their equivalents such as Khmer, Sharab, and Madam have been used to show love and affection? If the wind means love, what does the cup mean? Saqi, Mikdeh, Pir Meifarush, and Kharabat, what each of them means and several other basic questions answered by "Nasrullah Pourjavadi" in "Bade Eshgh". While evaluating these issues from a historical perspective, the author has presented a tool to the interested audience to benefit from the themes and metaphorical interpretations of Persian Sufi and romantic poetry. The book is written in eight sections, each section has a different title. In these eight parts, "Nasrullah Pourjavadi" examines the entry of the concept of love into Sufism and mysticism and follows its course from philosophy to Sufism. He talks about affection and love and examines the meaning of wine in its two mystical and real dimensions. He also pays attention to the figurative meanings of wind in Persian poetry and examines it along with the transformation of the meaning of love.