Document Type : Original Article

Authors

• Faiyaz Gharaei
• محمدجواد nasek jahromi

Ferdowsi Unevercity

Abstract

Abdullah Qutb Bin Muhii is one of the mystics of the 9th century AH in South Persia, whose collection of letters, known as Makatib, has mystical and moral teachings, and some thoughts are similar to Buddhist beliefs in It is visible. From the comparative study of Buddhist texts, especially Surah Nilufr and the book of Damme Pedeh with the Makatib of Abdullah Qutb-Ben-Mohiyy, new things are obtained from the common points of the minds and opinions of two mystic thinkers in the two fields of Islamic mysticism and Indian religions. And in fact, those two teachers have a close view. The secret of suffering and hardship in this world, recommending love to others and giving importance to silence and attaining meditation are other similar and common features of the thought of Abdullah Qutb bin Muhai with the views of Shakiye Muni Buddha in Surat Nilufr. . Also, Buddha's effort in establishing a Sangha and a social system for worship and the effort of Abdullah Qutb-Ben-Mohiy in the construction of the town of Akhwan-Abad, a few k.m. away from Jahrom in the south of Shiraz, a kind of similarity in the life and vision of those two characters can be counted. This article is more about it.