Dr. Ahad Faramarz Qaramaleki; Zahra Hosseini
Volume 1, 3-5 , January 2011, , Pages 79-100
Abstract
Razi & Mowlavi have both explained the fearing of death; although in different ways. Razi looks death, in any way and for anybody, as a disease and a fictitious phenomenon; so, as physician ...
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Razi & Mowlavi have both explained the fearing of death; although in different ways. Razi looks death, in any way and for anybody, as a disease and a fictitious phenomenon; so, as physician tries to treat it rationally. Neglecting the imagination of death is the best way to get out of fearing pressures; because thinking to death can unconsciously bring a great deal of fear.
But Mowlavi (Rumi) encounters it differently; He believes that people’s fearing of death refers to their own beliefs; so he gets different conclusions and offers different solutions depending on several bodies. In his points of view, death-thinking, by itself, doesn’t lead in fearing of death and, additionally, it is not always irrational and useless. According to him, death should be more considered instead of ignoring; for it can be useful in obtaining real values, modifying life, returning to originality and rescuing of metamorphosis.
