Sukhanʹsarā-yi rāz-i dānish: jāz̲ibahʹhā-yi shiʻrī-i Khāqānī-i Shirvānī bā rūykard-i Qurʾānī va balāghī

This scholarly monograph by Jalīl Tajlīl, titled Sukhanʹsarā-yi rāz-i dānish, provides an in-depth critical analysis of the poetry of Khāqānī-i Shirvānī, a preeminent figure in 12th-century Persian literature. Published by the University of Tehran Press (Muʾassasah-i Intishārāt-i Dānishgāh-i Tihrān) in Tihrān, the work examines the rhetorical intricacies (balāghat) and the profound Quranic intertextuality embedded within Khāqānī's qasidas. The author explores how Khāqānī weaves religious imagery and complex metaphors to construct what is described as the "secret of knowledge" in verse, offering students and scholars of Persian literature a detailed roadmap to decoding the poet's often hermetic style.