Pārsī nāmak: (dars-nāmah-yi dānishgāhī-yi nigārish, zabān va adabīyāt-i Fārsī)

Pārsī nāmak, by Mahdī Khvushbāf-Ṭurqabah, is a university textbook for the general Persian course, bringing together literary history, language study, selected readings, and practical composition. It opens with an introduction to Persian language and literature, then presents classical Persian writing through the Khurāsānī, ʻIrāqī, Hindī, and bāzgasht styles, with attention to verse, prose, stylistic features, and representative examples. The second chapter turns to modern literature, beginning with the Constitutional period and continuing through modern poetry, prose, and narrative writing. The final chapter, on āyīn-i nigārish, covers paragraphing, punctuation, report writing, summarising, letter writing, and sources. Clear organisation and a teaching sequence make the book useful for students who need both an overview of Persian literary heritage and the academic writing skills expected in higher education. Its practical sections also support classroom use and independent study.