A study of the style and content of the manuscript of Makhzan al-Ensha, by Mohammad Reza Kalhor

Makhzan al-Ensha is The Repository of a Book in Teaching Tradition and Correspondence, by Mohammad Reza Kalhor, is one of the gifted but anonymous scribes of the thirteenth century. The study of style and content and its features is the main subject of this research. In this article, an attempt has been made to study the style and Makhzan alEnsha Repository" from three linguistic, literary and intellectual perspectives, and to measure the degree of success and skill of the author in the tradition of translating and writing the Nasiri era.

The present study is a theoretical study that has been done in a descriptive-analytical manner. The study area is the lithographic book of Makhzan al-Ensha written by Mohammad Reza Kalhor. The unique version of this writer and author is available in the library of Astan Quds Razavi and number 25683 in the National Library under number 3970. This book contains a collection of letters from the Brotherhood and the kingdoms and sources related to the elders of that period.

Among the stylistic features of the poems in this book are such things as skillful use of literary industries, effort in creating pleasant words, and expressive and effective word creation. Its prose is also melodic and the use of rhymes, omission of symmetrical verbs, double suffixes, ancient words, etc. has a high frequency in it. In addition, the use of Quranic verses and hadiths, Arabic poetry and proverbs make this book one of the books that are important in terms of literature and style.

The author of this work has written in the style of writers such as Ghaem Magham and Saadi in writing his book. Also, by examining the Repository, we can prove Kalhor's ability as one of the successful writers in reflecting the intellectual, linguistic and literary structure of his period.