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This audio fortune teller with interpretation has one of the most complete interpretations and the Tafal method is completely random with the movement of your hands. After Istikhara and taking Hafez's horoscope, you can also listen to the sound of poetry and enjoy listening to Ghazal. In this horoscope by Hafez Shirazi, there are complete 495 sonnets with meanings and interpretations. Hafez's fortune-telling interpretations are also quite fluent and meaningful. This fortune teller does not require internet and it is possible to add the text of a fortune teller to favorites. The appearance of this omen is attractive and beautiful and conveys a good feeling to the receiver.
Features:
- Along with the voice of the poem
- Tafal with an advanced method
- Contains 495 sonnets with interpretations
- With the ability to share their text
- Meaningful and fluent interpretations
- Has a interests section
- No internet required
- Very small volume
- Beautiful and modern graphics
- Along with the guide
- in this program, all the sonnets of Hafez Shirazi have been collected with the possibility of presenting Hafez's horoscope and their interpretation.
Khwaja Shams al-Din Muhammad bin Baha al-Din Hafez Shirazi (about 727-792 A.H. equals 706-769 A.H.), known as the language of al-ghayb and the translator of secrets, is a great poet of the 8th century of Iran (equal to the 14th century AD) and one of the famous orators of the world. Most of his poems are ghazals, which are known as Hafez's ghazals. Hafez's tendency towards the speaking style of Khajovi Kermani and the similarity of his speaking style with him is famous. He is known as one of the most important influences on poets after him. In the 18th and 19th centuries, his poems were translated into European languages, and his name somehow entered the literary circles of the Western world. Every year on the 20th of October, Hafez's commemoration ceremony is held at his tomb in Shiraz with the presence of Iranian and foreign researchers. According to Iran's official calendar, this day is called Hafez Commemoration Day.
