The study of  shear band foliation with considering kinematics of flow is a suitable procedure for determining some properties of shear zones (shear sense of the zone, strain field, shear strain value, spining flow and orintation of flow eigenvector, constant stress sensitivity of the strain rate or flow viscosity (n), metamorphic facies during deformation of mylonites). Most of the data used in this paper are gathered from microscopic study of oriented sample (normal  to monoclinic symmetric axes). In Qulanji sheet, northeast of Orumieh, The early stages of the extensional event was associated with development of type III shear band foliation, and occurred during a high grade metamorphic event, while the later stages of the event was associated with development of type IV shear band foliation, and has occurred during a lower grade metamorphic event. These evidences show that transcurrent component of shear has increased with time, while divergent component was decreasing. The study of angle α (angle between the shear plane and the local orientation of S-surfaces), indicate that shear strain in the shear zones of compressional system (γMAg=۴.۶۰) is more than extensional system(γAm=۳.۲۷, γGr۱=۳.۰۷, γGR۲=۳.۶۴ and γGa=۳.۱۴). Considering n-value of shear band foliation, development of compressional mylonites (MAg and Gn units) occurred in amphibolite facies conditions (n=۱.۹-۳) and development of extensional mylonites (Am, Gr۱, Gr۲ and R units) occurred in greenschist  facies conditions (n<۳). Deformation of the both mylonites continued down to lower-grade conditions (brittle-ductile conditions).