Persian manuscripts are handwritten texts that originate from the Persian-speaking regions, particularly Iran. These manuscripts often include a variety of subjects such as literature, history, science, and philosophy. They are typically written in the Persian language and are known for their intricate calligraphy and beautiful illustrations, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of the Persian Empire. Many Persian manuscripts date back to the Islamic Golden Age and are considered valuable historical artifacts. They provide insights into the thoughts, beliefs, and artistic expressions of their time. Preservation efforts continue to ensure that these manuscripts remain accessible for future generations to study and appreciate.