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Educational Policies in Iran and Their Intellectual Roots; The First Pahlavi Era (1925-1941) [PDF]

International Journal of Social Science and Human Research
This article examines the roots and educational policies of Iran during the first Pahlavi era (1925-1941). During this period, Reza Shah initiated serious efforts to modernize and centralize public education, aiming to create a strong, unified central government through educational and cultural policies that emphasized the Persian language and limited ...
Sepideh Akbarpouran
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Expressing the application of proportions in Performance the yard of traditional homes In Behbahan(Qajar and First Pahlavi periods) [PDF]

Journal of Research in Islamic Architecture, 2021
Zahra Moftakhar, Kourosh Momeni, Mohammad Didehban   +2 more
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A Comparative Study of Political Islam with Modernity in the First Pahlavi Era with a Discourse Approach [PDF]

Iranian Journal of Educational Sociology, 2022
Purpose: In this study, the sociological model of the conflict between political Islam, jurisprudence and modernity in contemporary Iran (with emphasis on the Pahlavi era) has been studied.
Hamed Malmir, Ali Akbar Amini, Hamid Puryousefi   +2 more
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The policy of changing clothes and the reaction of Kurdish regions in the first Pahlavi period

Twejer, 2020
Hardi Mahdi Mika
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The Military Performance of the First Pahlavi Government in Combating Contraband in Ilam: Analyzing Documents [PDF]

Historical Study of War, 2021
Mahmoud Mehmannavaz
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XXIV. The Pahlavi Texts of Yasna XIV, XV, XVI, XX, XXI, for the first time critically translated. [PDF]

Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society, 1905
For the sake of (or as ‘belonging to’) Aūharmazd I proclaim (or ‘ I address’) that Chief, the House-chief of the House, and also that Chief, the Vīs-chief of the Vīs (the village), the Zand-chief of the Zand (the sub-province or ‘ county’), and the Dāḥyu-chief of the Province.
Lawrence Mills
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The Effect of Iran’s Qajar Archaism on the Development of State Architecture Under the First Pahlavi’s Rule

Journal of the General Union of Arab Archaeologists, 2022
[Ar] تأثير الفكر القاجاري الأثري على تكوين وتوسع العمارة في الدولة خلال فترة رضا شاه بهلوي أصبح نشر وتعزيز الهوية الوطنية لإيران الحديثة من خلال التأكيد على الإرث الحضاري لعصر ما قبل الإسلام، والذي تم طرحه في الأوساط الفكرية للفترة القاجارية، سياسةً رسميةً للبلاد خلال الحكومة البهلوية الأولى وانعكس ذلك في تصميم عدد من المباني الحكومية الجديدة تحت عنوان
Javad Neyestani, Farshad Rahimian, Reza Afhami   +2 more
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III. The Pahlavi Texts of Yasna LVII–LXI (Sp.; in S.B.E. xxxi, LVIII–LXII), for the first time critically translated. [PDF]

Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain & Ireland, 1906
To that Beneficial Farming result (literally ‘to that cattle-culture profit’), (and) to the Praise (i.e. to the Celebrated Service), do I devote my desire (i.e. do I turn my prayers). Which is (i.e. the above means): toward the Praise of the good seed (having the prospect of future beneficial results in cattle-breeding and harvest in view, do I turn my
Lawrence Mills
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Analysis of Iranian Houses in First Pahlavi Period with Architectural Aesthetics Role (Case Study: Amir Asefi's House in Sanandaj) [PDF]

, 2022
Nowadays, one of the most influential research bases in the field of theoretical discussions of architecture is aesthetics. Aesthetics is a branch of philosophy and discusses the analysis of concepts and the solution of problems that arise from reflection on the issues of aesthetic perception.
Abbas Sufinejad Mehrdad Hajian Zeidy
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XXIII. The Pahlavi Text of Yasnas LXVI (Sp. LXV) and LXVIII (Sp. LXVII) for the First Time Critically Translated. [PDF]

Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society, 1907
With aša (as the ritual sanctity) I will offer this, zaoθra having the Haoma with it, and the flesh with it, and the haδānaēpatā, (also) lifted up with (ritual) sanctity (aša). (2) To thee, 0 Ahurian One of Ahura, will I offer it, (3) for the propitiation of Auharmazd (Ahura Mazda), the radiant, the glorious, and of the Amešaspends, the August ...
Lawrence Mills
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