A critical review of the printed edition of Al-Tazkera fi elm al-Bazdara

Al-Tazkera fi elm al-Bazdara is a treatise on the training and medical care of birds of prey written by Ala’ al-Din Kendi in the 8th A.H./ 14 century and translated into Persian by Mohammad b. Ali b. Zahed Tostari. This work, in four discourses, includes sayings of Roman, Turkish, Indian, and Persian sages and, in terms of comprehensiveness and classification, is almost unparalleled among the extant baz-namas (books on falconry). Based on two manuscripts, this treatise was edited by Mir Hashem Mohaddes in 1394 Sh./2015 and published, in 126 pages, by Safir-e Ardehal Publishers.
In this study, the writers have examined the various aspects of this edition.