Secularism as a Project of Free and Equal Citizenship: Reflections on the Turkish Case. [PDF]
Gülalp H.
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Shooshtar considered as one of the most significant cities of Khuzestan in Safavid era was selected by the governors due to its geographical, military and strategic position. The development of new towns in Shooshtar and around it by the Safavid local rulers led to its more prosperity.
hamid assadpour, masoud valiarab
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Introduction The objective and subjective aspects are very important in Sufism. For this reason, the condition of Sufis and religious leaders especially those who were considered as perfect morshed (guides) in the state of awakening, sleep and ecstasy was a decisive argument for their followers.
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Hirotake Maeda. « Political Culture of the Safavid Dynasty Reflected in the Third Volume of Afẓal al-tavārīkh: A Preliminary Study ». Journal of Asian and African Studies, 68 (2004), pp. 193-213 [in Japanese]. [PDF]
This brilliant paper evaluates carefully the recently discovered third volume of Afḍal al-tavārīḫ of Faḍlī Ḫūzānī al-Eṣfahānī, comparing it with Tārīḫ-e ‘Ālam-ārā-ye ‘Abbāsī of Eskandar Beg, which has been considered as the most comprehensive history of the rule of ‘Abbās I.
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Mass Spectrometry for Investigation of Natural Dyes in Historical Textiles: Unveiling the Mystery behind Safflower-Dyed Fibers. [PDF]
Lech K, Nawała J, Popiel S.
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Hirotake Maeda. « The Gholams of Safavid Dynasty: The Case of Georgian Origin [Safavi-cho no ‘Gholam’, Gurujia-kei no baai] ». The Journal of the Research Department of the Toyo Bunko [Toyo-gakuho] 81-3, (1999), pp. 409-440. [en japonais] [PDF]
Cet article ambitieux s’attaque a la notion traditionnelle selon laquelle les ġolāms de l’epoque safavide etaient des captifs, qui, ayant perdu les liens avec leur pays natal, entraient au service du Shah en tant qu’individu prive de parente. Traitant de quatre famille de ġolāms d’origine georgienne, H.
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National Conflict for Power at the Safavid Court (1501 – 1722)
After the establishment of the Safavid state (1501-1722), which was a radical Shiite military state, Iran experienced a fierce ethnic struggle for power, especially among the nations that supported the Safavid dynasty in establishing their state ...
Delzar Salih Sadiq
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The Geography of Production and Dissemination of Shiite Translations during the Safavid Period [PDF]
Translation—particularly its temporal and geographic dimensions—has received limited scholarly attention during the Safavid period. During this era, translators undertook the task of rendering select texts with the explicit aim of advancing and ...
Mahdi Bazrgar Khezer Beygi +2 more
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Exploring of innovative and visual creative aspects in Ghasemi Shahnama [PDF]
With the appearance of Safavid dynasty that Iranian independence interwoven with Shia thought, formed governmental foundation, Epopee Writing was considered aiming expression of authority and courage of Safavid Kings as well as legitimacy of Shia thought
Seyd Abdollmajid Sharifzade +2 more
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'We must send you a sample'-a Persian-European dialogue: insights into late nineteenth-century ceramic technology based on chemical analysis of tiles from the Ettehadieh house complex, Tehran, Iran. [PDF]
Matin M, Gholamnejad M, Abkenar AN.
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