Works
- Riyādhul Ārefin ("The gardens of the Mystics")
- Majma'ul Fusahā ("The meeting place of the eloquent")
- Tarikh-e Rozata-os-Safā-ye Nāseri
- Anjoman Ara-ye Nāseri
He also wrote a Divan containing 50,000 distichs and six Mathnavis.
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