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Precious Arts (نفائس الفنون) is an encyclopedia of science by Shamsedin Mohammed ebn-e Mahmoud Amoli, also known as al-Amoli, written in 1339 in the Persian Language. The 150 arts and crafts of the time are explained in the book, structured to be used by the students of science.

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• Introduction to "Precious Arts" by "Islamic publications" in Tehran
• Methodology of Persian language by Mohammad-Taqi Bahar

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• Digital Library of Iran The book of Precious Arts (in Persian language)

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