The personality of the Prophet (PBUH) in the poetry of Muhammad Al-Hashemi by Salim AlHamdany

“…The poet referred to many of them, such as his honesty, generosity, justice, and great manners, the miracle of his rhetoric, clarity of thought, mercy for the poor, and his preference for asceticism, and other such and those that embody the personality of the ideal man. …”
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Case report: Anorexia nervosa and unspecified restricting-type eating disorder in Jewish ultra-orthodox religious males, leading to severe physical and psychological morbidity by Sofia Laufer, Estee Herman, David Serfaty, Yael Latzer, Yael Latzer, Rachel Ashkenazi, Orna Attias, Sinai Oren, Meirav Shimomi, Moria Uziel, Adi Enoch-Levy, Eliezer Witztum, Daniel Stein, Daniel Stein, Daniel Stein

“…These individuals developed highly obsessional adherence to different Jewish religious rules, including prolonged praying, asceticism, and overvalued strict adherence to Jewish Kashrut rules of eating, leading in all cases to severe food restriction. …”
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“A place for freedom”: Felicidad femenina en The Convent of Pleasure de Margaret Cavendish (1668) by Claudia Lavié

“…We show from gender theory how this literary work represents the withdrawal as opposed to asceticism and solitude, being friendship among women the privilegedpathtoward an inaccessible pleasurefor those positioned within the patriarchy. …”
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Exchange and Reproduction of Political Discourse of Eighth A.H in Hafiz’s Divan by mohammad keshavarz beyzai

“…Hafez's poetry does not concern with the asceticism and worship of the king, but what becomes relevant is the justice of the king. …”
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Representation of the Force Schemas of Mystical Journey in Hadiqah al-Haqiqah (Garden of Truth) and Tamhidāt (Preparations) by Zahra Alipoor, Sayed mahdi Zarghani, Arsalan Golfam

“…The fact that their mysticisms gave more importance to knowledge of God and asceticism caused the frequencies of keywords and the types of schemas used by the two mystics to be different. …”
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A Study of the Postmodernist Aspects of the "Rood-e-Ravi" Based on the Opinions of "John Barth by Navazollah Farhadi

“…Khosravi raises these issues not only by using narrative techniques, but also expresses them directly and prominently in the content of dialogues and descriptions of the text.Petrification and dogmatism arising from ignorance and misplaced prejudices, superstition and stratification, hypocrisy etc., and the moral and social harms caused by them are the usual and widely used concepts in literary works that are narrated in a different way in Rood e ravi.Khosravi mixes the hypocritical asceticism of "Meftahi" and the superficial modernity of "Rezashahi" (in his opinion) with tricks such as metafiction and falsification of history in such a way that as if, like repeated and continuous images in two opposite mirrors, they display the fundamental disease of deception and pretense throughout history.…”
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Comparative-content study of the Buddha Myth with a Folk Narrative from the City of Fasa by azim jabbareh naseru, parichehr Koohnavard

“…In both versions, the young man emerges with pride. Thus, the asceticism, secularism and religiosity of the prince, as well as his return from the journey and the invitation of his father to justice and truth, are the common themes of both stories. …”
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Hildegard as a Mystic and her Place in the Christian Thought (PhD. Dissertation) by Halil Temiztürk

“…According to Hildegard, one of the differences between Judaism and Christianity is that Judaism is a world-oriented religion, but Christianity gained spirit through asceticism and monastery. Another group that Hildegard mentioned in her letters and visions is heretics. …”
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Hildegard as a Mystic and her Place in the Christian Thought (PhD. Dissertation) by Halil Temiztürk

“…According to Hildegard, one of the differences between Judaism and Christianity is that Judaism is a world-oriented religion, but Christianity gained spirit through asceticism and monastery. Another group that Hildegard mentioned in her letters and visions is heretics. …”
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A Comparative analysis of critique of the patriarchal social system in the poetry of Simin Behbahani and Fahmida Riyadh by Ali ahmad Shirazi, Reza Chehreghani, Muhammad Iqbal Shahid

“…Just as the dancer is trapped in the circle of men's asceticism in the name of freedom and the housewife is also forced to stay home and avoid socialization. …”
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