Barishmaz's commentaries were published in the collection "Mir'ah Ruhanit".

Barishmaz's commentaries were published in the collection "Mir'ah Ruhanit".

The book "Spiritual Mirror" including the commentary of the late Master Haider Abbasi (Barishmaz) on Jerusalem mystical texts and literature was published by the efforts and researches of Muhammad Jupiter by the publishing house of Asunod in Marga.

🔹 This exquisite study is adorned with one thousand and 143 pages, which is a collection of annotations and inscriptions by Professor Barishmaz on Quranic texts, Najal Balgha, Bible, Bhagwad Gita, Masnavi Manavi and commentary by Khawaja Abdullah Ansari, which was compiled in order to explain this structure of Azerbaijan and Iran.

The aforementioned book is structured in five special parts, the first part of which is dedicated to the margins of the Holy Qur'an, the second part includes margins on Najal Belga, the third part entitled "Nazar" deals with comparative analyzes of the Bible and the Bhagavad Gita, the fourth part entitled "Madaka" is dedicated to Madaqai', also to Mawfnai', and the spiritual section. An appendix that includes Arabic marginalia on the literary and mystical commentary of Khwaja Abdullah Ansari. 🔹The principle of "archival trust" is carefully preserved in this collection so that scholars and researchers can study the process of the formation of Barishmaz's thought at the moment of the creation of the work, and the introduction of the book is dedicated to an extensive review and criticism of this work and the life and work of Barishmaz.

The editor of the work said in a conversation with IRNA: With certainty and based on the methodology of establishing the museum of Professor Haider Abbasi and his winning the cultural, scientific, artistic and literary prize of Barshamaz, it will complement this work and other studies of Barshamaz's research and can form a basis for the preservation and access of researchers to his writings and without his writings.

🔹Mohammed Jupiter said: This process is the consistency and durability of the Iranian-Islamic culture in the face of the current era.