During the Mughal period, manuscripts were often commissioned by emperors and wealthy patrons. They served as status symbols and were used to document important events, literature, and history.The manuscript showcases traditional Islamic art techniques, including elaborate floral designs and geometric patterns, which are hallmarks of the period's visual culture The value of this manuscript is significant due to its historical context, rarity, and craftsmanship. Manuscripts from the Mughal era are highly sought after by collectors and museums alike, as they represent a blend of art and literature that is unique to Indian history.