-
Shiaism and was
celebrated in Baghdad,
capital of the
Abbasid Caliphate.
Battle of
Gorgan (928)
Haravi,
Javad (2003).
History of the Samanids. p. 108....
- and
studied night and day for
eight years with the
celebrated Mir 'Ali
Haravi (d. 951/1544-45), who
perfected the nasta'liq
style in
Herat and Bukhara...
- belles-lettres
which included poets like Ahli Shirazi, Kamāl al-Dīn Banāʾī
Haravī, Bābā Fighānī, Shahīdī Qumī. By the
reign of Yaʿqūb, the Aq
Qoyunlu court...
- text for the
folios were made by
famous calligraphers such as Mir' Ali
Haravi.
Emperor Jahangir started the
tradition of
commissioning folios for the...
-
Kasravi 2006, p. 270. Adib
Haravi Khorasani 1952, p. 265. Adib
Haravi Khorasani 1952, p. 263.
Golban 2001, p. 33-34. Adib
Haravi Khorasani 1952, p. 264....
-
became de
facto ruler of the
empire and
after death of his brother, he
became the amir.
Haravi,
Javad (2003).
History of the Samanids. pp. 149–151. v t e...
-
introducing new
experiences to
Persian painting. For example, Haji
Mohammad Haravi,
known as
Mohammad Siyah Qalam,
incorporated Iranian satire and grotesque...
- prophet, in Medina),
mainly through the 13th
century Khwaja Abdullah Pir
Haravi,
inhabited the town of Panipat.
Prominent Ansaris in the pre-modern era...
- al-Din
Muhammad Balkhi,
Manshur beh
Sultan Walad,
edited by
Najib Mayer Haravi (Tehran, Mowla, 1988)
Besides approximately 38,000
lines of
Persian poetry...
- Edition, 1985,
Roshan Khan and Company,
Phool Chowk, Karachi, ****stan.
Haravi Nimat Allah,
History of the Afghans, Translated: S. M. Imamuddin, Dhaka...
