Iranian Persian Language and Literature Promotion Society Research on Mystical Literature HTTPS://JP 5 1 2011 05 22 Shah-ibn-e Shoja’e Kermani (His biography, works and analysis of his ideas) Shah-ibn-e Shoja’e Kermani (His biography, works and analysis of his ideas) 75 98 16327 FA Faranak Jahangard Assistant Professor of Persian language and literature, Institute for Humanities and cultural studies. Journal Article 2016 06 14 <strong> </strong>Shah-ibn-e Shoja’e Kermani (d. 288 A.H.) followed Abu Hafs-e Haddad (d. 264 A.H.) in Sufism. Shah’s work, <em>Mer'at-ol-Hokama</em>, was lost but we can find his words in other books. In this research, using reliable and creditable references, Shah’s words have been collected, classified and analyzed in order to clarify his view points. <strong> </strong>Shah-ibn-e Shoja’e Kermani (d. 288 A.H.) followed Abu Hafs-e Haddad (d. 264 A.H.) in Sufism. Shah’s work, <em>Mer'at-ol-Hokama</em>, was lost but we can find his words in other books. In this research, using reliable and creditable references, Shah’s words have been collected, classified and analyzed in order to clarify his view points. https://jpll.ui.ac.ir/article_16327_5b6d94c828a1cea5aa58c725c8a3c1a9.pdf