Wadh.Minasian 110 (The Ferdowsi Library, Wadham College, University of Oxford)

Summary of Contents: A work in Persian in 53 chapters. Each chapter discusses a hadith from the prophet, and elaborates on it using some hadiths from his infallible family and successors. There are many bon mots and interesting anecdotes, proverbs, mottos, and preachings, written in good and fluent prose and poetry, using titles like 'Psalms', 'It is in the narrative that...', and 'They say...'.

Summary of Contents: There are about a hundred psalm-like couplets begining with the title of 'Munājāt-i Ahlī-i Shīrāzī'. Other copies of this work of praise can be found in National Library of Iran and Majlis Library.

Summary of Contents: This is a brief treatise in Persian on religious ethics and customs. It includes 10 chapters and a conclusion, each chapter being divided into 10 sections itself, except for chapters 8 and 9 which have 30 sections each. Their titles are as follows: the ten things which bring protection, the ten things which create happiness, the ten things which make you age, the ten things which add to your life, the ten things which create sorrow, the ten things which bring you sublimity and reverence, the ten things which make you healthy.

Summary of Contents: The author is very fond of the prophet's family, and says: as the enjoyment of peace in both worlds depends on the service to the prophet's family, I decided to prepare this treatise on biographies of each and every of the twelve Imāms such that they are introduced sufficiently. As a result, this treatise was created in twelve parts (each part containing an Imām's biography), each part including 24 chapters, as follows: chapter one, on Name; chapter two, on Laqab; chapter three, on Kunyah; chapter four, On Father's Name; chapter five, On Mother's Name; chapter six, Day of Birth; chapter seven, Month of Birth, chapter eight, Year of Birth; chapter nine, Place of Birth; chapter ten, Name of the Ruler at the Time of his Birth; chapter 11, On Virtues and Dignities; chapter 12, On Children; chapter 13, On Predecessors; chapter 14, On Jewel Design, chapter 15, On the Successor's Name, chapter 16, On the Length of Life; chapter 17, On Cause of Decease; chapter 18, Day of Decease; chapter 19, Month of Decease; chapter 20, Year of Decease; chapter 21, Name of the Ruler at the Time of his Decease; chapter 22, Place of Decease; chapter 23, Place of the Grave; chapter 24, Pilgrimage Reward. Additionally, there is a prayer at the end. The author has widely made use of Allāmah Ḥillī's works.