Sittah z̤arūrīyah va fusūl-i arba'ah: Persiska (Farsi) 1399

An increasing number of researchers who have used the life of Amir Ali Shir Navai, a politician and famous man of the Timurid era, as the basis for their research, wrongly thought that among his many written works, which he used Persian and Turkish languages for editing, Joghatai There is only one Persian poem. In the Diwan Farsi Navai, which was published in Tehran many years ago, we can also find evidence from only one ode called Tohfe al-Afkar. But the truth is that Navai wrote at least ten odes in Persian during his long life. He wrote these ten odes in two separate collections with the names of Seth-Essita and Four Seasons, and as their names suggest, one of them contains six odes and the other contains four In the upcoming book, both collections of the mentioned odes have been corrected and embellished in one volume. In addition, in order to understand who Amir Ali Shir Navai was, what he did, and what effects he left behind, there is a rather brief preface about his life before the main text. In other words, the book of Seth Uzhariyah and Fasul Arbaa, on the one hand, has opened and revealed another door from the collection of words of great poets, and on the other hand, it has opened and widened another path for the readers of the field of literature, the seekers of the valley of history, and the guides of the field of research. had.