Parnīyān-i ṣubḥ (mihr'nāmah ustād duktur Nasr'allāh Imāmī): Persiska (Farsi) 1399

Staden Nasrullah Emami is the same nineteen-year-old young man from Abadani who in 1347 next to the shelves of the exquisite repository of the National Library, Majlis Shura, and University Tehran would sit for hours and read word by word and line by word from the manuscripts used for literary history research by Dr. Zabihullah Safa. The line was carefully copied and four decades later it became the standard bearer of Persian language and literature in the southwest of the country. He spent more than four decades of his precious life in research and education in Persian language and literature. This book deals with the life, influence, and works of this precious teacher. Also, in the continuation of the book, the great professors of Persian language and literature have each donated a valuable article to this book.