Stories and Poetry in the Works of Allamah Mohammad Kazem Hezarjaribi Estrabadi (Died 1236 AH); Examining the Remaining Manuscripts

To persuade the audience and readers and place the content in their minds, story and poetry are two industries. To be more effective, writers and speakers must have both. Sometimes a verse of poetry or a short story is more useful than several pages of writing or several hours of lectures; Especially poetry, which is more important due to its melodiousness and the use of some literary and rhetorical arts in it, such as metaphor and metaphor, and it has been discussed in the discussion of Sanaa at Khums from the science of logic. In this article, I will explain, examine and analyze the views of Allamah Mohammad Kazem Hezarjaribi Estrabadi (his life coincided with the two reigns of the Zandian dynasty “1163-1209 AH” and the Qajar dynasty “1344-1209 AH” and he died in 1236 AH) in these two categories, and I will provide evidence I present his works and writings. Through a library, information was collected using thousands of printed books and manuscripts left by him.