Iranian Persian Language and Literature Promotion Society Research on Mystical Literature HTTPS://JP 12 4 2019 02 20 A Review of Ferdowsiyeh Order and its Effects on Kubrawiyya Dynasty based on Maktubat-e-Sadi A Review of Ferdowsiyeh Order and its Effects on Kubrawiyya Dynasty based on Maktubat-e-Sadi 1 28 23914 10.22108/jpll.2019.114507.1309 FA Mohammadsadegh Khatami PhD Candidate of Persian Language and Literature, Department of Persian Language and Literature, Faculty of Humanities, Ferdowsi University, Mashhad, Iran Salman Saket Assistant Professor, Department of Persian Language and Literature, Faculty of Humanities, Ferdowsi University, Mashhad, Iran Seyyed Javad Mortezaie Associate Professor, Department of Persian Language and Literature, Faculty of Humanities, Ferdowsi University, Mashhad, Irann Abolghasem Ghavam Associate Professor, Department of Persian Language and Literature, Faculty of Humanities, Ferdowsi University, Mashhad, Iran Journal Article 2018 12 11 In some ancient resources, the Sharaf al-dn Manyari's attitude (1263-1380 AD) is attributed to the Sohrevardiyeh most of resources contemporary to him, Sharaf al-dîn has been attributed to Kubrawiyyaand Ferdowsiyeh. In this research, using descriptive-analytical methodology or Chastiyah dynasties. While based on the works of Sheykh Manyari as well as, the focal issue, i.e. invalidity of attributing Sheykh Manyari to Sohrevardiyeh and sometimes to Chestiyeh is studied to respond three questions of explaining the necessity of specifying the Sheykh Manyari's attitude, classifying Sharaf al-dn Manyari's attribution to different dynasties in resources, as well as studying the probabilities for the formation and promotion of these attributions in different typologies. Therefore, first referring to the one of the Sharaf al-dîn works called MâdanolMaãni (before 1348 AD, October) and other contemporary and ancient resources, the incorrectness of attributing Sheykh Manyari to Sohrevardiyeh and Chastiyah is mentioned and then three probabilities are provided to prevent this attribution. In addition, in third part of this article, some of most important effects of Najm al-dîn Kubra (1146-1221 AD) and other Kubrawiyya sheikhs and great men who are reflected in <em>Maktubat-e-Sadi</em>would be provided to make clear the Ferdowsiyeh attribution to the Kubrawiyya dynasty as the main achievement of this article. In some ancient resources, the Sharaf al-dn Manyari's attitude (1263-1380 AD) is attributed to the Sohrevardiyeh most of resources contemporary to him, Sharaf al-dîn has been attributed to Kubrawiyyaand Ferdowsiyeh. In this research, using descriptive-analytical methodology or Chastiyah dynasties. While based on the works of Sheykh Manyari as well as, the focal issue, i.e. invalidity of attributing Sheykh Manyari to Sohrevardiyeh and sometimes to Chestiyeh is studied to respond three questions of explaining the necessity of specifying the Sheykh Manyari's attitude, classifying Sharaf al-dn Manyari's attribution to different dynasties in resources, as well as studying the probabilities for the formation and promotion of these attributions in different typologies. Therefore, first referring to the one of the Sharaf al-dîn works called MâdanolMaãni (before 1348 AD, October) and other contemporary and ancient resources, the incorrectness of attributing Sheykh Manyari to Sohrevardiyeh and Chastiyah is mentioned and then three probabilities are provided to prevent this attribution. In addition, in third part of this article, some of most important effects of Najm al-dîn Kubra (1146-1221 AD) and other Kubrawiyya sheikhs and great men who are reflected in <em>Maktubat-e-Sadi</em>would be provided to make clear the Ferdowsiyeh attribution to the Kubrawiyya dynasty as the main achievement of this article. https://jpll.ui.ac.ir/article_23914_84ec9e0038e2da8d7f9cf76ba0923b80.pdf