E-raamat: Gardens of Magic in the Subtleties of Poetry

In the introductions and detailed footnotes to the chapters of this book, and the translation of bouquets from "The Gardens of Magic," the reader will realize the value of the book and its impact, and that it has become the near rose that Persian writers turn to, and they try to interpret and imitate it, imitate its chapters, and explain its topics. You will also learn from it that the author of this book is no stranger to Arabic readers. He is one of their writers. Muhammad Effendi Fahmi was able to create an excellent literary wealth for them in his Arabic letters, which he published more than seventy years ago. He printed it at Al-Maaref Press, under the title "Collection of Letters of Rashid Al-Din Al-Watwat." After all this, the reader will know that we share the Persians'' pride in "Rashid al-Din," and in what he wrote in Arabic and Persian, and in this high status he attained among "people of two tongues," of whom Arabs and Persians alike are proud, and to whom the greatest credit is due for strengthening the bonds of love between people. These two noble people, and the harmony in spirit and mingling of mentality and thinking that occurred between them.