Explaining the position of the mystical dance in ideasand the poems of Khaghani

The mystical dance is one of the most prominent terms in Sufi literature. This term has its place in the gospel before the mystical literature. Since this term has both lyric texts and mystical literature, Examining its semantic load can be a measure of the worldview of literary creators. In this descriptive-analytic study, the conceptual load of the mystical dance was examined in the Khaghani poem. The findings show that the mystical dance does not always have the same meaning and meaning in the context of the meaning of the poem of Khagani. The use of these mystical terms is due to the broadness of the knowledge of the Creator. The poet's unbreakable bond with nature and his interest in describing the phenomena in the image of a place mixed with nature has made this term. On the one hand, Khaghani's mysticism is a mystic, which is far from pure practical mysticism; Therefore, the mystical dance, in its broad sense, in Khagani's poetry and thought, is more in the service of his rich thoughts than his mystical thoughts.