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Bahaeddin Mowlana Valad known as Bahae - Valad (1148-1231) is the father of Mohamad and the auther of the book IIMaaref' the late
IIBadeozzaman - e - forozanfar" accumulated and published a selection of "Bahaeddin" thoughts and ideas based on four handwriting volumes of his thoughts in (1954-5).
His thoughts are based on three maine issues which are "theology",
"cosmology", "antropology". This article briefly and generally refers to a selection of his thoughts, conseming theology, cosmology and specifically talks about one of his ideas related to antropology called: IIDeep perception of pleasure and reaching ultimate sensation ". Although "Bahaeddin" had been a humble and the pious and spritual and mistical "Sofi" and had believed in "Hanafis" doctorin and followed "Asharie" school of thought he had a great desire to acqurie and enjoy all the earthly pleasure (which he condemned them to be a reflection of the divine beauty). This characteristics has allowes me to compare his ideas and thoughts with those of Andre - jid (1869-1951) and closely study and examine their similarities and differences. "Bahaeddin" consideres the origine of human pleasure, love, and passion from a devine and a goldly sourse and a proper means for "th ought perception".