The social criticism in the work of Saadi Shirazi by Halilović Muamer

“…The great Persian poet Saadi Shirazi (1208-1295) is one of the clever thinkers who in most cases symbolically - but sometimes also directly - criticized various aspects of the dynastically structured society in which he lived, believing that it had departed significantly from the relevant ontological and ethical principles original Islam. …”
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Saadi's poetry and its effect on the Persian letters of Maulana Khalid Naqshbandi by Mohieddin Amjadi, Abdolla Toloei azar

“…Maulana Khalid has also used Saadi Shirazi's poems in his letters whenever he wants to present an educational and legal subject to the audience in an artistic way that contains a kind of rhetorical persuasion.  …”
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A Survey on the Status of Leadership in Saadi’s Golestan by Parvaneh Adelzadeh

“…Misguided direction in management leads to chaos and ill organization .This article investigates the viewpoints of Saadi Shirazi on leadership in Golestan.…”
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طبیعت انسانی از دیدگاه کنفوسیوس و سعدی by Mahdi Mohabbati

“…This article reports on the precise classification of works on human nature by two Iranian and Chinese thinkers, Saadi Shi’razi and Confucius, respectively. Human nature is one of the most complex and elaborate subjects that have always discussed in the entire socio-cultural history of mankind. …”
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Extensive Functions of the Conjunction "and" in Golestan-e Saadi by Akbar Sayad Kuh, Asieh Raiesi

“…The ability of this word in accepting different meanings and functions provides an opportunity for Persian language speakers to enjoy this conjunction in different positions for a better embellishment of their speech and for avoidance of using repeated structures. Saadi Shirazi, who is one of the most fluent and eloquent speakers of Persian language, has enjoyed this potential in Persian language a lot. …”
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The Role of phonetic rhyme developments in Persian language by Ali Mohammadi, tahereh Ghasemidoorabadi

“…Dialects and accents are very obvious, Such as Baba Taher oryani, or poems of Hafez and Saadi Shirazi with shirazi accent. But in some cases, the dialect rhyme in poetry poets in particular, because the pronunciation and accent are unknown now, it is difficult to determine the accent and the need for further reflection that we can help these dialects understand rhymes. …”
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The Position and Influence of Persian and Persian Poets on Theorists of Islamic Literature by Moslem Gorji, Sardar Aslani, Mohammad Rahimi Khooyegani

“…Meanwhile, we examine four prominent poets consisting of Mohammad Iqbal Lahori, Maulana Jalaluddin Mohammad, Hafez and Saadi Shirazi.Mohammad Iqbal LahoriIqbal Lahori can be considered the first and most important Persian poet who has had the great impact on the formation of Islamic literature. …”
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comparative study of Saadi's Gulistan and Yoshida's Essays in Idleness by Gholamreza Kafi, Mohammad Barfar

“…Conclusion Gulistan (Rose Garden), the masterpiece of the great Iranian poet and writer , Saadi Shirazi, has an astonishing resemblance to Tsurezuregusa (Essays in Idleness). …”
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Linguistic Functions of "Verb" in Lyrical Poems of "Mozneb Badayouni" Based on the Ideational Metafunction in Halliday's Functional Approach by Nadereh Shahabadi, Ahmad Khatami, Alireza Salehi, Abolfazl Moradi

“…ConclusionBy studying the text of these Ghazals and analyzing their content, it was found that these poems can generally be placed in two main categories:First, the Ghazals that express the "relationship between lover and beloved" following the style of Iraqi poets; in this category of Ghazals, Mozneb is a follower of great poets like Saadi Shirazi and Kamaluddin Abdul Razzaq Esfahani in his poetic style.The second category is the Ghazals, which were formed by the evolution and transformation of the poet's attitude towards the "relationship between lover and beloved". …”
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