Investigating Rumi's persuasive techniques in Masnavi Manavi (Case Study of Book 6)

A thinker, whether a poet or a writer, has thoughts that he conveys to the audience, but the audience opposes these thoughts in relation to previous beliefs, the thinker resorts to tricks and tricks to make his opinion accepted and prove to him as a claim. Rumi, who is one of the great orators, has tried a lot to convince his audience due to the fact that he often sought to convey religious and moral teachings. First, he makes a claim and to prove it, he resorts to tricks that have been analyzed in the present research in a descriptive and analytical way, and we have collected and explained under the title of tricks to prove emotional and intellectual persuasion in the sixth book of Masnavi. As a result, the current research is a relatively novel approach to Masnavi and is considered a new effort in interdisciplinary research based on the fact that the ways of persuading the audience in educational sciences are introduced in two emotional and intellectual ways, and the methods are collected, arranged, extracted and investigated. Is.