MIRZA GHALIB'S POETRY AND EXPRESSION OF THE UNITY OFEXISTENCE

Abstract

Some of the poems in Ghalib's poetry contain the theory of unity of existence. They have both
generality and specialty. The ones that are characteristic are those that contain rational, logical and
philosophical principles and the ones that are general are the ones that contain mystical beliefs. From
which it is clear day by day that the presence of a few philosophical poems in the words of a poet is not
the cause of his being a Wahdat-ul-Wujudi poet. Because Wahdat-ul-Wujud is not only a poetic theory
but also a rational, Islamic, monotheistic and monotheistic belief. The concept is specific to intellect,
mysticism and wisdom. This is a rational theory, it is inappropriate to call it Sufi.