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Zanan (Persian: زنان, lit. 'Women') was a
monthly women's
magazine published in Iran. It was the only
Persian women's
magazine in the country. The magazine...
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Evgeny Zanan (Russian: Евгений Занан, Hebrew: יבגני זנן; born 5
February 1998) is a Russian-born
Israeli chess player who
holds the
title of Grandmaster...
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against superstition and
acquainting them with
world literature. Zaban-e
Zanan (Women's voice, 1919 in Isfahan), was one of the more
hardcore publications...
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Zanan Emrooz is an
Iranian monthly magazine owned by
Shahla Sherkat which started its
publication in June 2014.
After 11 volumes, it was
suspended in...
- Zaban-e
Zanan (Persian: زبان زنان, lit. 'Women's Voice'; also
Romanized as Zabān-e
Zanān) was a Persian-language
radical women's periodical, published...
- Deh-e
Zanan (Persian: ده زنان, also
Romanized as Deh-e
Zanān and Deh
Zanān; also
known as Deh Zamān, Deh
Zanān-e Gīpūm, and Kalāt-i-Deh Zanūn) is a village...
- FakhrA****h
Parsa (Persian: فخرآفاق پارسا) (born in
Tehran in 1898), was a
journalist during the
Iranian Constitutional Revolution and a
member of the Women's...
- with
Fatemeh Tabatabai, the
daughter in law of Khomeini, of the Jamiat-e
Zanan-e Jomhuri-ye Islami, the
Society of
Women of the
Islamic Republic. Khomeini...
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Women Without Men is a 2009 film
adaptation of the 1990
Shahrnush Parsipur novel,
directed by
Shirin Neshat. Neshat's work
explores gender issues in the...
- "Goddesses in
Iranian Culture and Mythology". Tehran:
Roshangaran va Motale’at-e
Zanan Publications. Wood,
Juliette (2001). The Celts: Life, Myth, and Art (New ed...
