Stylistics Description Saadi's Bustan From Abdul Wase Hansui

The aim of this study was to investigate the stylistic prose of Saadi Park's description of Abdul Wase Hansavi. Saadi Shirazi was the author of Bustan Saadi, a religious scholar, who was born in Shiraz in the first years of the seventh century AH and went to Baghdad as a young man. He traveled and performed Hajj and returned to Shiraz in the middle of the seventh century and in the year 655 AH he arranged a book known as Bustan. The twelfth Hijri lived in the time of Aurangzeb Gorkani and the date of his birth and death is unknown. He described the difficult verses of Saadi Park. This research is of critical type and in terms of implementation in the field of manuscript review. Sources used in this research: the first copy of Saadi Park's description by Abdul Wase Hansui in the library of Fort Waleem College of India by Gholam Hassan, which is the original version, and the second copy of Saadi Park description by Abdul Wase Hansui in the Ganj Bakhsh Library of Islamabad, Pakistan and the third copy of Saadi Park description by Abdolvaseh Hansoui is in the National Library of Iran. In this research, the method and knowledge of the commentator framework in the prose prose style have also been studied.