Amir KhosrovDehlavis Vision of Womens Moral Culture (in Example of Admonition and Lectures of Poet to his Daughter - Mastura)
Amir Khusraw Dihlavi (1253-1325) as one of the first followers of Nizami Ganjavi in writing "Khamsa" dedicated separate chapters mesnevi of "Majnun and Leyla" (1299), "Eight heavens" (1301) and 'Matla’-ul -anvor "(1299) the instruction of their children - a daughter and a son. The article deals with those parts of the works, containing teachings of the poet to his daughter - Mastura about what moral traits befitting should a woman need. He points to the dignity of women - mothers, giving new life and calls for its reverence. Amir Khusraw believed that the moral laws of society are laid and are saved in the family. The poet emphasizes the important role of women in strengthening the family, happiness and well-being which is largely dependent on her chastity, moral purity and fidelity to her husband.