Fal-e Hafez (فال حافظ) (哈菲茲占卜)

فال حافظ — the great living bibliomancy of the Persian world: hold an intention (نیت), open the Divan of Hafez — لسان‌الغیب, the Tongue of the Unseen — and the ghazal on the page IS the answer. Central to Shab-e Yalda and everyday practice from Shiraz to Dushanbe, and the Persian member of the catalogue's sortes family beside the Homeromanteion, the temple 靈籤 and omikuji. THE CORPUS: all 495 ghazals in the Ganjoor (Qazvini–Ghani lineage) numbering — the numbering Persian readers actually cite — served VERBATIM in Persian and machine-locked at load: count, byte-exact checksum, and three canonical anchors at their exact numbers (ghazal 1 الا یا ایها الساقی, the Divan's opening; ghazal 3 اگر آن ترک شیرازی; ghazal 255 یوسف گم گشته بازآید — the fal culture's best-loved answer). Draw by explicit number (for a physical fal) or by the house's deterministic seeded draw from the question text (same intention, same ghazal — reproducibility stated, not hidden); the شاهد custom (the next ghazal's opening as confirmation) served as an optional preview and named as the folk custom it is. NO translation is served — public-domain English Hafez is partial and wildly divergent, a second text deferred by name; the Persian is the fal. Persia becomes a three-system tradition. Bibliomancy for reflection — not prediction, not advice.

Cost: 2 TIAN Points per call. tRPC procedure falehafez.draw.