“ Khā timih” of Rawḍ at al-ṣ afā : It’ s Author and Content

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REZAEENASAB ZAHRA; ROODGAR GHANBAR ALI; ALEMZADEH HADI

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Journal: TARIKH WA TAMADDUN-I ISLAMI Year:2019 | Volume:15 | Issue:29 Page(s): 125-156

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Title

“ Khā timih” of Rawḍ at al-ṣ afā : It’ s Author and Content

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REZAEENASAB ZAHRA | ROODGAR GHANBAR ALI | ALEMZADEH HADI | Issue Writer Certificate

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KhāQ1

timah of RawḍQ1

at al-ṣQ1

afāQ1

Khand-MirQ1

RawḍQ1

at al-ṣQ1

afāQ1

Geographic sourcesQ1

Mir-KhandQ1

Abstract

Investigating and evaluating Islamic historical and geographical sources and determining their authenticity or imitation help the researchers for using those works. Such investigations of later works, which are assumed to be based on earlier works, are necessary. One of those sources is the khatimah (epilogue) of al-Rawza al-Safa, which researchers are at odds with each other over its author or authors. Authors of the paper after deep exploring of content of "Khā; timah" and also applying comparative method have found out that "Khā; timah" of Rawḍ; at al-ṣ; afā; is in fact co-written by Mir-Khand, author of Rawḍ; at al-ṣ; afā; , and his grandchild Khand-Mir who made a final formulation for his grandfather's notes and also added some points on his his work. The study also showed that all data of "Khā; timah" (about ninety percent) were borrowed from other writers, especially previous geographers, and only ten percent of its content is from its authors, Mir-Khand and Khand-Mir, and, obviously, this part is authentic and notable with the specific importance.

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