A Study of the Content and Stylistic Elements of the Manuscript Description of the Makhzanol-Asrar by Ghazi Ebrahim Tatavi

The Description of Makhzanol-Asrar, by Ebrahim Tatavi, an Iranian scientist and judge of the subcontinent in the 11th century, is one of the commentaries written on the Makhzanol-Asrar of Ganjeei due to the author's coverage of various sciences including verses, hadiths, mysticism, botany, philosophy, soul Astronomy, music, vocabulary, grammar and literary industries, and the effort to express the minutes of the verses of this Masnavi, is a wise explanation. In 1037 AH, at the request of his friends, he wrote this commentary, and in this work, he used works such as Sarah, Qamoos, Ebrahimi Dictionary, Sharafnameh, and Tohfeh-ye Saadat. In this research, using the method of document mining and descriptive-analytical method, while briefly introducing Judge Ebrahim Tatavi, the description of the MakhzanolAsrar and its stylistic features have been introduced. Findings indicate that the abundance of words, Arabic combinations and sentences and the presence of protesting sentences, the displacement of sentence components, descriptive compounds and long additions are among the linguistic features of this work. Introduction to the commentary, the description of Tahmidiyeh and Na’t of Makhzanahol-Asrar, has technical prose and is full of literary industries, and the text of the work, due to its educational nature, lacks industries.