Designing an Idea: Verifying the Manuscripts of the Authors of Persian and Arabic Manuscripts Available at the National Archives and Library

In the past, writers wrote their works either by themselves or by another scribe. The writing of the work was sometimes done in the presence of the author and sometimes in his absence. It was given to him for approval. Some works were also written after the author's death. The existence of divergence of manuscripts is one of the most important criteria for the evaluation of manuscripts by cataloguers. Some cataloguers, in a careful examination of the existing manuscript, are confused and, without sufficient documentation, attribute it to the name of the author of the work. And get one. Without paying attention to other factors, such as the type of paper, the style of calligraphy in recognizing handwriting.Therefore, it is necessary to evaluate the accuracy of its attribution by examining the date of writing of the work and, if possible, comparing it with other examples of the author's handwriting. To this end, the present research project seeks to collect an atlas of authors' manuscripts, so that manuscript cataloguers can use it as an important identification reference for verifying documentary manuscripts from undocumented manuscripts. Facing each other differently and trying to find the original version with the author's signature, or even a more correct version, by referring to and quoting the said atlas, achieve this important; In addition, the atlas can be used as a guide in buying genuine and counterfeit manuscripts.