Jame al- Tamsil and Its Etymology and the Stories

• Main Author: Hasan Zolfaghari
• Format: Article
• Language: fas
• Published: University of Isfahan 2012-04-01
• Series: Literary Arts
• Subjects: The Jame-al-Tamsyl; Mohammad Ali Hableh Rudy; Origin Science; Story
• Online Access: http://uijs.ui.ac.ir/liar/browse.php?a_code=A-10-1-51&slc_lang=en&sid=1

Abstract Jame-al-Tamsil book written by Mohammad Ali Hableh Rudy (Live 1054) including the most ancient persian Proverbs and contains the most pure Persian proverbs which had great reader and moral story book during four centuries so more than fifty times is published. This valuable and benefit book with mixing the allegory and poetry with a verse and the Hadith take the story sweet for reader. Author tries to Nurture or change the story to make it sweet and beautiful. In this paper after the introduction of the author and book and his style we will mention his DP Story methods then we say the base of story. hableh rudy at this book used 150 stroy for proverbs that at this paper we found sources of 107 story and we refere to them and we note their differences.