Introduction and Analysis of the Manuscripts of the Ahl-e-Hagh Sect

The Ahle Hagh or Yarsan Sect is an eclectic religion which is a merge of various ancient mythological and gnostic religions with Christian creed, the Israelites, Sufism, Mysticism, Spritual Fatimid teachings and the Shiite ٵجل چْٕ٘ which believes in reincarnation and embodiment of God and believes in thousand times of transmogrification of the human soul in different bodies of humans and animals after death. And since this sect believes in the divinity of Imam Ali (PBUH), it is also known as “Ali Allahi”, i. e., “Ali as the Allah”. This sect has a large collection of old manuscripts of sayings and notes of its great men in Gurani Kurdish the most important of which are known as Kalaam-e-khazaaneh and Nameh-saranjaam. These saying are scattered and are maintained by the leaders of each dynasty away from the eyes of people who are not men of God. This paper is an attempt to introduce a list of these manuscripts based on some reliable and authentic sources.