Typhus Disease in Iran during the Qajar Period (1725 to 1925 AD); a Brief Historical Review. [PDF]
Golshani SA +2 more
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Health Conditions in Tehran's Girl Schools from 1927 to 1934: A Brief Survey. [PDF]
Karimi B.
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Shadi Ghadirian is representative of the young intellectuals and avant-garde artists of Iran at the beginning of the 21st century. She studied photography and was influenced by the most liberal and creative of minds while even so she also worked in an environment in which she was required to participate actively in the acquisition of religious ...
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A Historical Review of How the term, millah (religion), Semantically Evolved from a Religious Understanding to a Modernized Comprehension in the Iranian Constitutional Movement. [PDF]
This paper studies the semantic evolution of the term, millah (religion), the time when Iranians were familiarized with modernity. In the traditional literature, millahmeans religion, but when Iranians became familiar with modernity, it was replaced ...
Hussein Kachuyan, Qasem Zaeri
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To optimize gas flaring in Kirkuk refinery in various seasons via artificial intelligence techniques. [PDF]
Zoeir A +4 more
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The value revitalization model of Qajar religious schools in Tehran. [PDF]
Taher Tolou Del MS +2 more
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Factors affecting the value revitalization of Qajar religious schools in Tehran. [PDF]
Taher Tolou Del MS +2 more
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The historiography of Nader Mirza Qajar
The prince Nader Mirza Qajar is one of the educated figures in Qajar era. He had expertise in various fields of science and culture, one of them was history. His knowledge of history was to the extent that he has been considered a historiographer. Studying historiographies recorded in his historic works, differences between his works and the ones ...
Mohammad Ali Chelongar, Sajjad Hoseini
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Literary Chronicles of the Qajars’ Epoch
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Dr. Abolghasem Bahrami (1894–1950): Physician, Pasteurian, and a Pioneer of Microbiology and Public Health Planning in Iran [PDF]
Bahrami F, Mostafavi E.
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