365 rūz dar suhbat-i Firdawsi: Persian 1402

Hossein Mohiuddin Elahi Qomshaei was born in January 1318 in Tehran. He completed his elementary, secondary and university educations at Meravi High School and the Faculty of Theology and Islamic Studies of Tehran University, respectively, and he also followed seminary and traditional education under the father of the late professor Mehdi Elahi Qomshei and other professors, and then started teaching at University of Tehran and other higher education centers in the country and later abroad, and at the same time he was engaged in writing and translating in the field of mysticism, literature and aesthetics. He was the director of the National Library of Iran for almost a year. Among his written works: a selection of Fiy Ma Fiy (Mulan's essays) in the introduction of Jalaluddin Balkhi and a description of his articles, a selection of Al-Tir logic in the introduction of Attar and his seven cities of love, a description of Gulshan Raz by Sheikh Mahmoud Shabastri, a book of translated essays on a selection of Shakespeare's words , review of translated Islamic works in English, translation of the book of the Prophet by Khalil Gibran, correction of Diwan Hafez, a collection of translations, articles and introductions in different volumes of the book Kimia, 365 days with Saadi, 365 days with English literature, 365 days with Rumi And the continuation of this collection with other writers, mystics and philosophers, the four books of Hakim Omar Khayyam's editing and preface, the translation of Kamil's prayer, and the translation of the book of that wise man, another work of Van Dyck, can be mentioned.