The Necessity of the Re-correcting Taleb-e-Amoli’s Sonnets (Ghazaliat)

Editing manuscripts is the most fundamental type of research in academic research. Taleb-e Amoli is among the most well-known poets in the eleventh century AH. His sonnets, which include more than half of his songs, contain nearly 13000 verses. Although Taheri Shahab (in 1968) has corrected and published Taleb-e-Amoli's Divan (collection), in order to correct, it is necessary to use all the authentic sources and copies available. Issues such as not using numerous available manuscripts, not reporting inaccurate versions and alternatives in the printed version, and wrong selections lead the authors of this paper while introducing a valid manuscript not used in the previous correction of this work, to criticize and investigate the previous correction of the book. This re-examination attempts to address some of these shortcomings and misreading by researching the text and using the new manuscript. As a result of the present study, a number of new sonnets and verses were added to Taleb’s collection. This completes the shortcomings of the printed version as far as possible. Recording the duplicate version and some new vocabulary is another result of this study. In addition, research into the work makes a new introduction to the stylistic features of Taleb's sonnets and other related topics to be made easier for scholars of Persian poetry and literature to ensure proper judgment and interpretation about Taleb's collection.