ده مرد رشید(10جلدی) الفارسية 1400

Roknuddin Arinnejad nicknamed Shapur (born in 1303 - died in 1346), is the most famous footnote writer of the 1930s. He was a printer's worker and wrote passionate historical-love stories for popular magazines with sentimental prose. Shapour Arinnejad was always busy writing serial stories, short stories, novels, fantasy, reports, and various articles in newspapers, and because of his passion for writing, he left office jobs and turned to write professionally. The book Ten Men of Rashid is one of his most famous literary works, which had a major and effective contribution in reviving national pride and pride in the past and antiquarianism of his era. Some consider his writing style similar to Alexandre Dumas's. During Arinnejad's literary career from 1320 to 1346, dozens of volumes of novels, short stories, and short stories were published by him, the most famous of which is the detailed novel De Mard Rashid (1335) about the competition between the sons of Ardeshir II Achaemenid for his succession. Some of his works are still best sellers in Iran. Finally, Arinnejad died in 1346 due to illness at a young age and was buried in Imamzadeh Abdullah Shahr Ray. In 1362, a number of his works were republished with the efforts of his wife and Duniya Kitab's publishing house.