Introducing the manuscript of Safa 'al-Qulub and examining its stylistic features

Safa al-Qulub is a valuable work of which there is only one manuscript in the National Library of Tabriz and it has not been corrected yet. This book was written by Abdul Rahim Hazin Shirvani in the Qajar period in 19 speeches and 11 anecdotes and a short conclusion in the prayer for the good of the scribe, following the bread and halva of Sheikh Baha'i and in its weight and format. The present article is documented-descriptive and based on library studies, and seeks to answer the question, what are the most obvious features of the purity of the heart? For this purpose, the most important features of Safa al-Qulub at three levels of thought, language and literature, along with the introduction of the version and its calligraphy feature, have been examined and the hints and guarantees used have been extracted and confiscated. The research findings indicate that this work has the characteristics of the old style in a sense and the traces of modern words and expressions and new uses are evident in the lab of this version. The stylistic and calligraphic features of the version can also be seen in the other two versions. Only 7% of the verses are different. Following bread and halva is also evident in various places in the version. Apart from Sheikh Baha'i, the author of this work has also commented on the poems of Rumi, Attar and Saeb.