خلاصه ماشینی:
By: Mr. Modarresi Chahardahi "Biad Mayel Tuyser Kani" After our death, seek our tomb not in the earth, but in the hearts of the people (Refer to the page image) The works of great writers consist of a series of memoirs that they have prepared and noted during their lifetime, having seen all kinds of vital colors and witnessed and written about all social events and wonders with their own eyes.
The written works of writers are the result of intellectual movement and contemplation into social, literary, or political secrets, through which they digest very precise topics by referring to books, treatises, and the articles of great figures, and bring their essence onto the pages of paper.
Among writers, a great sage, an unparalleled historian, or a famous journalist emerges who is considered one of the factors of a country's social and political movement, whose writings are passed from hand to hand and quoted and recounted from one language to another.
In my opinion, the late Yadollah Mayel Tuyserkani was one of the best examples of the lofty status of authorship, and to clarify for the esteemed readers, I will recount here a brief portion of the memories I have from the days of companionship with that departed master of science and literature: Mayel was a refined, sincere, scholar, poet, and writer who, since his time as a student, had visited Hamadan, Iraq-e Ajam, Tehran, the Caucasus, Mazandaran, and Kerman from Tuyserkan, and he served Iran in the fields of education and writing.