Exploring the history and culture of the Makran people can broaden perspectives and deepen appreciation for the diversity of human civilization. Provides geographical knowledge about the Makran region, enhancing readers' understanding of its strategic significance. The themes of cultural preservation, historical research, and economic development are universally relevant, making the book valuable for readers around the world. Documents and preserves the unique cultural and historical heritage of the Makran people for future generations. Reinforces the cultural identity and pride of the Makran people by celebrating their history and achievements. Highlights tourist attractions in Makran, potentially boosting tourism and economic development in the region. Provides detailed historical context about one of the world's ancient civilizations, enriching readers' knowledge of global history. This book seems like a fascinating exploration of Makran's rich history and culture.
In the school of Islam, there are many perfect, outstanding and exemplary people, and they all have an external reality. They have a tangible and objective existence. In the Holy Qur'an, all divine prophets, pure men and women have been introduced as the ideal embodiment of a perfect human being and a model of humanity. Contrary to the opinion of some researchers who consider Amir Moezzi Neishabouri's words nothing but worthless praises, Amir Moezzi Neishabouri's poetry does not lack anything from its predecessors, such as Farrokhi, Unsori, and Manouchehri; Although some scholars have considered him as their follower. In the author's opinion, the freshness of the Persian language in the 5th century AH, as can be seen in the prose of Abul Fazl Beyhaqi, the author of History of Beyhaqi, can also be found in Amir Moezzi Neishabouri's poetry, with a little concession.
