عنوان مقاله [English]
The Persian literature enjoys a lot of priceless works containing abundant sources of philosophical and epistemological themes, originating in the rich culture of ancient Iran, indicating the Zoroastrian advanced heritage of culture and ethic, unfortunately forgotten behind the passing centuries.
One of the significant works of Persian didactic literature is Qaboos-Nameh by Onsor-ol-Maali containing a huge amount of ethical and philosophical themes originating in ancient Pahlavi texts. When composing Qaboos-Nameh, Onsor-al-maali undoubtedly had access to some of Pahlavi advice letters like the works of Azarbad Mehr Sepandan and BozorgMehr since there are a lot of similarities between their contents.
Onsor-al-maali, knowing Pahlavi language according to himself, has a lot of ethical advisory themes in his work in common with Pahlavi's advice letters, what this article critically examines.