badāye'-ol ashār

Title badāye'-ol ashār
Author Salman Sawji, Salman bin Muhammad
Subject Performances and poetry
Type Book
Language Undetermined
Digital No
Manuscript No
Pages Count 22
Physical Dimensions ۱۳×۱۸ س م
Library: National Library of Iran
Record ID 8382574
Library Location warlord library
Date ۱۲۲۰
Notes The beginning of the book: the beginning of the preface: Praise and thanksgiving to God, whose oneness all the universes bear witness to, to some degree... But then this ode includes the industries and innovations of Bahor principles, confusions and suspicions, such that there are about sixty-five seas and one hundred and twenty circular industries, from which the sixteen weights and separation of Bahor can be determined. It is stated in it and the Mosheh Baghta is an artifact that was invented by the government of Hazrat Rafi, the greatest of all ministers in the world, Ghiyasuddin Muhammad, the least of Salman Sawji's servants. The beginning of the poem: The purity of Safwat, the sight of the spring water, the air of the paradise of Kuwait, poured into the musk of the Tatars. Q. Place of authorship: Tabriz Compiled and compiled by: Al-Jawad Cultural Research Institute
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badāye'-ol ashār

Author Salman Sawji, Salman bin Muhammad
Subject Performances and poetry
Type Book
Language Undetermined
Digital No
Manuscript No
Pages Count 22
Physical Dimensions ۱۳×۱۸ س م
Library National Library of Iran
Record ID 8382574
Library Location warlord library
Date ۱۲۲۰
Notes The beginning of the book: the beginning of the preface: Praise and thanksgiving to God, whose oneness all the universes bear witness to, to some degree... But then this ode includes the industries and innovations of Bahor principles, confusions and suspicions, such that there are about sixty-five seas and one hundred and twenty circular industries, from which the sixteen weights and separation of Bahor can be determined. It is stated in it and the Mosheh Baghta is an artifact that was invented by the government of Hazrat Rafi, the greatest of all ministers in the world, Ghiyasuddin Muhammad, the least of Salman Sawji's servants. The beginning of the poem: The purity of Safwat, the sight of the spring water, the air of the paradise of Kuwait, poured into the musk of the Tatars. Q. Place of authorship: Tabriz Compiled and compiled by: Al-Jawad Cultural Research Institute
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