View AbstractHuman conduct and character are the focus of ethics, not as objective natural truths with a history and occasional connections, but as having value in light of an ideal standard. In Persian, ethics is known as akhlaq (character), whereas in Arabic and related languages, it is known as aadat (habits), insaaniyat (humanity), and ishtiraq-i-Amal (co- operation). It is also that area of knowledge that talks about ethics and morals as they relate to one's conduct, character, behaviour, and commercial dealings. "Ethics and morals" have been virtually always a top focus in literature of whole world. Particularly in Persian literature, which is rich in ethical and moral teachings. Numerous Persian authors and Poets have written on this subject because it forms the basis of every society. Dara Shikoh was the great luminary scholar, writer, poet, mystic and statesman of 17th century. He while writing on different fields has written of Morality and ethics. In this paper, emphases will be laid on Dara Shikoh and his teaching of ethics in Persian Literature.