Unlike the former servants, Amir Kabir became so agitated that…
Mirza Habibullah Shirazi, nicknamed Qaani, was one of the great poets of the court of Fath Ali Shah and the court of Muhammad Shah, with the nickname "Hasan al-Ajam" and the beginning of the reign of Naser al-Din Shah..
He is perhaps the first Iranian poet who mastered the French language and was also considered an absolute master in mathematics, speech, wisdom and logic..
163 years ago, he wrote a long and lyrical poem in praise of Amir Kabir, and in his description of Amir, he called him the successor of the previous tyrant minister, Haj Mirza Aghasi.:
"Instead of a wicked tyrant, a pious world sits / so that the pious believers will have honors."
But unlike the former servants, Amir Kabir, who was neither a buyer of pompous and meaningless words nor addicted to the flattery of the servants, got so upset that he cut off his pension on the spot and said: Until yesterday, you used to praise Mirza Aghasi, and today, when he is not there, you are calling him cruel, and this time you are praising me.!
He had previously called Haji Mirza Aghasi "Gati's Heart", "Perfect Man" and "Khwaje Do Jahan".!
After interrupting the appointment of the flattered poet, Itzad al-Sultaneh intervened so that Amir Kabir would forgive him.. Amir Kabir also inquired about Qaani's other specialties and when he found out that he was fluent in French, he made the establishment of Qaani's rights conditional on the translation of a book on Falahat. (agriculture) From French to Farsi.
History proves that after Amir Kabir was upset and deposed, Qaani referred to him as a "domestic enemy" and "Ahrman Kho and Bad Gohar" in his poems..
Unfortunately, we have a lot of this party in Iran.