Introducing the manuscript of Hazin Shirvani's Hedayat nameh and examining its stylistic features

Abdur Rahim Shirvani was one of the speakers of the Qajar period. The copy of Diwan includes three works by him (Diwan, Safa-al-Qulob and Hedayat-nameh), which were written in the 12th century, in the handwriting of his son, Mirza Asadullah, during his lifetime, and are kept as a unique copy in the National Library of Tabriz. It can be The present article, with the aim of introducing and examining the stylistic features of Hedayat-nameh, with a documentary-descriptive and statistical method and based on library studies, aims to answer the question, what are the most obvious stylistic features of Hedayat-nameh? The author aims to introduce it and examine its features of calligraphy and style in three linguistic, intellectual and literary levels. The present work is a fictional work, the most important story of which is the story of Prophet Ibrahim and the slaughter of his son, Ismail, which was written under the title Zabih Namah. The findings of the research are based on the fact that the guidance letter was a draft copy that was written in two weights from the sub-collection of Bahr Hazaj. Only 10% of its verses are pure. Some defects of rhyme can be seen in it. Due to the inclusion of religious and mystical content, it can be useful for literary, religious, historical and mystical researches.