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Nahj-al feṣāḥa: kalamāt-e qeṣār-e Ḥażrat-e Rasul (''The way of Eloquence: Aphorisms of the Prophet'') is a book providing the narrations and words of Muhammad in ethics and virtues collected by Abul Qasem Payandeh. The book is called Nahj-al Fasahah since Muhammad and says that: "I am the most eloquent amongst Arabs".〔Investigation on Nahi Al Fasahah, Bahram Nasab, 1385 Solar, number 43-44, ''Farhange Jahad'' Magazine〕 Abul Qasem Payandeh died in 1984. ==Compiler==
Abul Qasem Payandeh was an Iranian author and translator, born in 1911 in Najafabad. He studied primary sciences in his birthplace, and continued his studies in Isfahan. In 1942, he went to Tehran and began translating. He published the weekly magazine ''Saba'' (until 1951) and was employed in the Iranian academy. Gradually, he started political activities. In 1949, he was chosen as the deputy for the Islamic conference in Mecca. Payandeh was an expert story teller. Forty of his works survive. His most notable work is the translation of the ''Quran'', which he completed in 1957. One of his works was a compilation of short sermons and sayings, attributed to Muhammad, in 1947. The book’s title was Nahj-al feṣāḥa: kalamāt-e qeṣār-e Ḥażrat-e Rasul.
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