Kurd dar Safar'nāmah'hā (Az Ṣafavī tā Pāyān-i Pahlavī): Persian 1400

Writing a travelogue is one of the ways to get to know different peoples and nations throughout history, through which you can understand the spirit of different nations, political system, customs, culture, music, and historical geography. In fact, apart from precious and sometimes even exploitative historical information, travelogue writing has been one of the fields of colonialism entering third world countries and plundering the primary resources of these countries. Travelogue writing is a form of historiography of people or rereading history from the bottom, which deals with the analysis of objects that have not been subjected to the existing dialectics or have been neglected in official historiography. Therefore, by taking advantage of the critical rereading of travelogues, one can directly observe the court and the power structure, people with different cultures, the market and its economic mechanisms, and the geography and biodiversity of different countries. The Kurdish book in the travelogues is to see yourself from another's eyes. A trip to a land with people whose hoorah and gurani song from the streets and alleys polishes the soul and leaves the soulful call of poetry and nature in people's hearts and souls. The book is the narration of the journey to these souls and hearts.