The Book of Marzban by Sa'd al-Din Varavini is a distinguished work of Persian prose from the 7th century Hijri (13th century CE), composed in a literary and allegorical style. This book is regarded as a classic of Iranian didactic literature, conveying profound human and social concepts through moral and instructive tales. Structured around stories featuring animals and humans, it explores themes of wisdom, justice, and ethical governance, blending symbolic narratives with rich linguistic artistry. Its enduring legacy lies in its ability to merge philosophical depth with engaging storytelling, making it a cornerstone of classical Persian literary heritage.