Attention to technical prose and writers' efforts to express their grace and art in writing has
long been the subject of literary texts with the use of literary industries and obscene vocabulary,
often referred to as copywriting. After a while, the manuscript was removed from a limited
number of topics, and in some cases the title was removed, while the author's peculiarities and
features were used by the author. One of the types of Persian prose in which the author seeks
to produce and produce literary work is originality and correspondence. In this study, we seek
to follow Farhadmirza Motamedolodouleh's methods of writing Maghame in Persian literature.
The results show that Farhadmirza uses obscene words to use the literary industry and to create
technical prose. Like early editors, he deals with the essentials and uses Arabic words and phrases
in Persian sentences. In some respects, the meaning of the sentence is rhetorically sacrificed so
that its origin can be considered one of the last examples of writing in Persian literature.
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