Convicted without Trial: A critique of the research conducted on the "Nuskheye Nashekhe" Final version of Masnavi, Corrected and Rectificated by Abdul Latif Abbasi and the introduction of its manuscript

Persian literature has had widespread popularity and a large territory in the Indian subcontinent. During the reign of the Gurkhanids, especially Akbar Shah (984 S.H. / 1014 A.H.) and Shah Jahan (1044 S.H./1076 A.H.), the Persian writers of India created wonders in the Persian language and literature. One of these unique works is the correction and research that the secretary of the Shah Jahan's court, Abdul Latif Abbasi Gujarati, has conducted based on Masnavi Ma’navi by Maulana Jalaluddin Mohammad Balkhi, a great mystic, and poet of Persian literature. This work, which had not surpassed the manuscripts in our day, was recently published with the correction of the text and additional research, opening a new window to the study of the text of Masnavi (Abdul Latif Abbasi: 1400).This study indicates that some critical propositions on this work, have been raised in a general way without accuracy and sufficient contact with the text, and influenced by the public atmosphere around this work in scientific and literary circles. Therefore, there are errors concerning the reality of the work. Just as unverified praise suffers from the same complication.While introducing the manuscripts of "Nuskheye Nashekhe" Final version of Masnavi, this article deals with the course of previous research and judgments, and it tries to introduce the literary and historical values of this work to the researchers, outside the dust of general judgments.At the same time, without over-acknowledging and elaborating, this study invites researchers to know this work accurately and without prejudice and to enjoy its tangible and possible historical benefits.