Hayāhū bar sar-i hīch: Persiska (Farsi) 1393

"Humor over nothing" or "pseudonymous exaggeration" is documentary research in which "Mohammed Ali Mohad" investigates the documents on which the Arab sheiks claim ownership of Abu Musa, Little Tunb, and Big Tunb islands. have given. "Mohammed Ali Mowahed" has tried to write "A fuss over nothing" away from any kind of biased and biased behavior in order to clarify the field of peacemaking and resolve misunderstandings between the parties of the lawsuit through sound documentation and research. to provide "Hustle over nothing" was brought up due to the importance of the documents and the field that has been controversial for years and the light of truth has been shone on it due to the efforts of "Mohammed Ali Mohed", it has also received the attention of foreign research institutions and until now It has been translated into several languages, including Turkish and French. Among the things that have been researched and investigated in the book "A fuss over nothing", the natural location of the named islands, Afghanistan's relationship with the Persian Gulf issues, the presence and influence of Britain in the Persian Gulf, and the treaties made between Iran and England in this is the context. In addition to this, documents from the secret office of the Indian government have been examined in this book, which shows the first stages of disputes over the ownership of the islands, their feedback during the Qajar period, and the continuation of disputes during the reign of Reza Shah. After this, a detailed evaluation of the documents and reasons of the parties has been done, which includes the letters and the evaluation of these letters. In the end, there are appendices of documents and letters, which are provided to the readers along with the map of the Persian Gulf and the location of the mentioned islands.