The poetry collection of Imam Ali (Lights of Minds for the Messenger's Heir)

Anwar Al-‘Uqul from the poetry of the Prophet’s Wasi is a collection attributed to Ali bin Abi Talib, compiled by Tarf Al-Din Al-Kaidari, and it contains poetry with all the letters of the alphabet. The Kaidari had previously collected poetry of Ali bin Abi Talib in sermons and their extension "Al-Shurfa," then he obtained a collection of his own from Hiba Allah bin Muhammad Al-Husseini, arranged them all into one volume, linking it as "Anwar Al-‘Uqul fi Ash’ar Wasi Al-Rasool." After the book "Anwar Al-‘Uqul fi Ash’ar Wasi Al-Rasool" with the Persian translation within the lines in the same script, except for a few pages at the end which were not stolen, then completed later. The scripts are readable on Al-Majlisi, who read it to him Muhammad Momen Al-Razi in the year 1092, so he wrote the completion and authorization in his own handwriting. Dar Sadir