Ḥadīs̲-i Kirāmat (Pāsukh-i Mnaṭiqī bah Pursish'hā): Persiska (Farsi) 1403

Criticizing the traditions of Karamat is an effort to reach a reasonable and logical judgment in which the spiritual perfection of righteous men will come before the eyes of truth seekers outside the shops of deception and hypocrisy, and this criticism never means rejecting any school. The virtues attributed to the famous people of this school in the works of Sufis and authors like Farid al-Din Attar have quoted and perhaps believed them with praise and belief, include various topics: sometimes what is narrated, performing a moral duty and only Humanity is an advantage, although with exaggeration in the narrative, and that dignity does not mean something surprising or beyond expectations. Sometimes talking about something is so beyond human ability that narrating that dignity is nothing but disbelief and shirk. In this book, after defining dignity and its concept and example, the author categorizes dignity in terms of the logical possibility of their occurrence and gives narrations for each.