Nahj-al-khaas compiled by Abu Mansour Ma'mar-ebn-Ahmad-ebn- Mohammad-ebn-Ziad Isfahani (died in 418) is a short and brief book written on mystical terms.Compilation of the book is aimed at explaining "ahval" and "maghamat" levels to reveal Sufies' situation or as he himself said "Sayerin ela Allah" and their ranks in each situation.Although the book doesn't have the features of genuine GLOSSARY but it is regarded as one of the professional mystical glossaries as the author explained more than 120mystical terms through a new method for its readers. Unfortunately this book is still unknown for many searchers although it is older than many of glossaries. Researchers have tired to make a study on lexicography method with these three criteria, determined by Yakov Malkiel on the book terminology, writer's viewpoint and the way for its information release.

From ancient times (about 20-30 thousand years ago) with settlements of human groups and formation of primitive societies, imitation and misuse of others, thoughts and idias, and benefiting from their useful obtained gatherings, have been experienced. Often, the ignorant, pretends the ideas and obtained results of the wise, as his own and in this way, obtains fame, prestige and Wealth, Probably, this imitation and fabrication is the first step in stealing ideas.Time after time, with invasion of Iran by foreign ethnic groups, most writings, collections of wise statements or divans, texts of advises and oaths, official orders and ethical codes, customs and rules of conducts of this renowned and cultured land, along with books and library burnings, culture eradications, particularly in areas of literature (language and writings) and arts, have been destroyed or plundered. It is not surprising that the contents of those texts, appeared later in the literatures and cultures of the invaders, as their own.Many of the review articles, data collections and even research papers, particularly when the author (s) speaks of the work and obtained data without making proper references to the origin (knowingly or unknowingly) mislead the reader to the idia that the writing is the findings and productions of the author of the new article.Undoubtedly, teachers ought to teach their students, from the beginning, how to avoid imitations, hypocrisies, deceit, fraud, dishonesty in all social fields, including science.Parts of the scientific reports, even in the margins of the science, particularly in developing countries, are in fact nailing up wisdom and ideas of others with new topics namely plagiarism. Unfortunately, this ethical misconduct, more or less, has been experienced not only at university level, but also in industry, arts, thoughts and reflections, politics and governing levels.After this short summary, some vocabularies and their interpretations, GLOSSARY of selected group, in this area, with their Persian equivalents are presented.Thereafter, the text of statement of the Association of Editors of National Medical journals on "publication ethics and prevention of scientific misconduction" is presentedA note from the Editor:-………….opinions of the editor of this Journal for reminding and completion of prevention methods in propagation of this scientific calamity have been stressed.

This paper aims to make the reader familiar with the Brahui language which is spoken as a minority language by the Brahui people, mostly in Balochistan province of Pakistan; some parts of Nimroz province of Afghanistan, and some parts of the Iranian province of Sistan and Baluchestan. To achieve this goal, first, a brief sketch of the Brahui ethnography, the origin of their language, and the Brahui language including phonology, lexicon, dialects, and its verb system is given. Second, two texts in Brahui are interlinearized, one of which is already transcribed in Latin. The other one, which was originally written in Brahui based on the Arabic alphabet, is transcribed in the Latin-based modified alphabet. Some sentences from the beginning and the end of the first text, and all of the second text have been interlinearized. In the GLOSSARY, which consists of all the words used in both texts, grammatical information such as nominal declension, according to the eleven Brahui case system, and verb inflections, based on tense, aspect, mood, and affirmative/negative is clearly explained in full details. In the end, the reader will have an overall view of the language that makes him/her able to continue his/her study and increase his/her knowledge about Brahui.

The Calligraphic work of "The Explanation of the Meanings of the Qur'anic Words "compiled by Ali Ibn –Abdullah Ibn Abbas (118 A.H.), according to the Qur'anic researchers, is about the aspect, dimensions, and similarities of the Glorious Quran. This book being a valuable source has the meanings of 72 Qur'an words.Some scholars believe that the oldest book in this field is ''Al-Ishbah wa Al-Naza'ir" written by Moqatil Ibn-Suliman Balkhi (150 A.H.). If it is proved that "The Explanation of…" is really attributed to Ibn-Abbas, it must be considered as the lodestone which is absolutely significant. Of course, one may find out many indications, whether inside or outside the text, thet this book is truly attributed to Ibn Abbas.