فال حافظ با معنی و تفسیر کامل APK

Hafez's fortune-telling was first taken after his death. Although Hafiz himself divinates, it is not clear by what means this divination took place. He only mentions in verses that when grief befalls him, he divinates to remove sorrow, hope and modesty:


Do not moan and cry out of grief
I get hit by a fox and scream



Historians have written the history of Hafez's first omen seventy years after Hafez's death in books and sources such as the history of Diyar Bakrieh. Hafez fortune-telling reached its peak during the Safavid period, to the point that strange anecdotes are also quoted about the validity of Hafez's fortune-telling.

Hafez's divination was taken over time and continues to this day; Iranians usually fortune-tellers at various celebrations and occasions or for special intentions and personal troubles.

It is known that today in every Iranian house there is a Divan of Hafez. Iranians, according to their old customs, fortune-telling with the book of Hafez on the table of Haft-e-Sin or the night of Yalda on the days of national or religious holidays such as Nowruz. To do this, a family member, or someone who can read poetry well, or someone whom others believe so-called good fortune-telling, first makes intentions, that is, dreams in the heart. Then he accidentally opens a page from Hafez's book and starts reading aloud. Those who have religious faith recite al-Fatihah while fortune-telling and then kiss the book of Hafiz, then open it by reciting the verses and recite their fortune-telling.