Determinism or determinism of Beyhagi in the history of Beyhagi

This article examines the limitations that Beyhaqi has faced in writing his history, and by finding evidence from the book, he intends to show whether Beyhaqi believes in human freedom and authority or whether everything is purely algebraic. Does he know? The appearances of the history of Beyhaqi indicate the determinism of Beyhaqi, but the more accurate we become, the more our evidence leads to determinism and the matter between matters. Although in some cases Beyhaqi as a Muslim and a monotheist, where he speaks of Qada and Qadr, is his heart's belief, in many cases the circumstances have forced him to write like this and attribute all matters to Qada. Hence, we have sought to explain the social, political and religious contexts of this issue. Beyhaqi seems to value human wisdom, will and free will, and if he attributes many of the events and mistakes of the government to fate, it is in many cases due to the limitations imposed on him by the circumstances. And he has resorted to coercion in order not to be exposed to accusations.