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"Àmir-Àrsàlân-Ibn Màlàkshâh Roumi" a prose romance of the genre d¿st¿nh¿-ye ¿amm¿¿na, "popular tales." The story was composed by M¿rz¿ Möammad ¿Al¿ Naq¿b-al-mam¿lek, the naqq¿l-b¿š¿ or chief storyteller of N¿¿er-al-d¿n Shah (r. 1264-1313/1848-96). According to D. ¿A. K. Möayyer-al-mam¿lek (Yäm¿ 8, 1334 Š./1955, pp. 554-56), T¿r¿n ¿¿¿ Fär-al-dawla, daughter of N¿¿er-al-d¿n Shah, wrote down the story of Amir Arsal¿n, as the naqq¿š-b¿š¿ related it in the evenings to help the monarch fall asleep. The oldest manuscript is dated 1305/1887-88, which is close to the actual completion of the story (Am¿r Arsal¿n, ed. Mä¿¿b, intro. p. 65) [ENCYCLOPÆDIA IRANICA].The book was first published in 1317 (1900) and 1318 (1901) by Soheili Khansari in the form of lithographs in seven hundred pages. In 1340 (1923), the book was reprinted in pocket format with an introduction by Dr. Mohammad Jafar Mahjoub. This new edition, published by Iran Open Publishing, is based on the original manuscript of 1317 by Seyed Hossein Hossein Al-Shohahani, and contains the complete original seven volumes, in the style of conventional writing during the Qajar period.

Robab Mohab has written the novel "In the arms of the father, there is the home of oblivion" in 2009. In this interwoven narrative, Moheb points out that the literature of migration does not merely express a certain state of the individual migrant's feelings, but rather a plan that pushes into a labyrinth of thoughts and emotions of immigrants. This labyrinth is of colored shapes and spaces, which these people have been willingly or unwillingly chosen for life. The immigrant is a human being lost in a net of strange of unfamiliar sounds. In this novel, own experiences and narratives have been a rich source for the author.