- Tehran), also
known as Mirzā Jahāngir Khān Shirāzi and Jahāngir-Khān-e Sūr-e-
Esrāfil, was an
Iranian writer and intellectual, and a
revolutionary during the...
- The
Persian w****ly
journal Sur-e
Esrafil (Persian: صور اسرافیل; DMG: Ṣūr-e
Esrāfīl; English: “Trumpet of
Esrafil“) was
published between May 1907 and...
-
Raphael (Arabic: إسرافيل, romanized: ʾIsrāfīl,
alternate spellings: Israfel,
Esrafil)[citation needed] is a
venerated archangel according to
Islamic tradition...
-
Iranmanesh —
Ioannis Majid Moshiri —
Matius Yousef Moradian —
Martinus Esrafil Alamdari — Sodin**** Reza
Iranmanesh —
Juvanis Mohammad Poursattar – Arius...
- Iran. Dehkhoda,
Mirza Jahangir Khan and
Ghasem Khan
published the Sur-e
Esrafil newspaper for
about two years,
until Mohammad Ali Shah
disbanded the parliament...
-
readership should be reached.
Together with the
magazines Musavat and Sur-e
Esrafil, Ruh al-Qudus
contributed significantly to the
support of the Constitutional...
- Baghshah [fa].
After Malek al-Motekallemin [fa] and
Mirza Jahangir Khan Sur
Esrafil, Qazi
Ardaghi was the
third person to be killed. Nūr Muḥammadī, Mahdī (2010)...
- (Qa'em)
Square Azadi Boulevard Rabbani Boulevard Golestan Boulevard Sur-e-
Esrafil Street Javid Street Abir Amiz
Street Saheli Sharqi Street Saheli Jonubi...
-
Minister of Iran
Mirza Jahangir Khan –
Founder and
editor of the Sur-e
Esrafil newspaper Mirza Aqa Khan
Kermani –
Nationalist writer and
literary critic...
- the
Iranian Constitutional Revolution such as Nasim-e-Shomal and Sur-e
Esrafil. Majalleh-ye
Estebdad was
launched in
Tehran in 1907. The
founder was Sheikh...
