Ibn Hesam is the first major processor of religious poetry and epic. Khavaran Nameh is the oldest religious epic in Bahre Motaghareb and is written in imitation of Ferdowsi's Shahnameh. Khayvran's Poems cover about 22,500 bits about the wars of Hazrat Ali and its followers with the King Khavaran and other idolaters such as Tahmas Shah and Salsal Shah for the propagation of Islam. And casting disbelief in the Middle East.
This study seeks to analyze the character traits in this epic poem. The significance of the character of the story is enough to say that it would not had happened anything if there hadn’t been any character in the narrative. The results of the study indicated that in eastern Iran, about 95 characters have been involved. Of which, 14 are dynamic characters and the rest are static. The frequency of each type of character are as follows: 81, 36, 8, 13, and 0. This shows that besides the static nature of most characters, Ibn Hussam described the exact and complete saga of his characters and discouraged from choosing stereotypical characters. He has also been involved in the characterization of this epic poem in both direct and indirect ways. In their expression, they sometimes describe them and sometimes display the actions of individuals, they know the audience. He has also been able to thoroughly explore the character and illustrate his art of writing.