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    • Abu Sahl al-Quhi

      Abu Sahl al-Quhi

      Abu Sahl Bijan ibn Rostam al-Quhi, an Iranian mathematician astronomer, was born in Tabarestan (now Mazandaran), lived in...

    • Omar Khayyam (Razavi Khorasan)

      Omar Khayyam (Razavi Khorasan)

      Hojjat-ol-Hagh, Omar ibn Ibrahim Khayyami Nisaburi, known as Khayyam, is one of the Persian prominent scientists and cultural...

    • Mollasadra (Fars)

      Mollasadra (Fars)

      Sadr ol-Din Mohammad Shirazi, known as Sadr ol-Motealehin and Mollasadra, a great scholar, mystic and interpreter of Shite...

    • Mehdi Akhavan-sales (Razavi Khorasan)

      Mehdi Akhavan-sales (Razavi Khorasan)

      Mehdi Akhavan-sales is a renowned Iranian poet who was born in Mashhad in 1307 AH. He finished his...

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      Persian Foods

      • Morasa Polow (Jeweled Rice)

        Morasa Polow (Jeweled Rice)

        The sweet festive dish of Persian tradition is often served at weddings to bring sweetness to the wedded...

      • Sholeh Zard (Saffron Rice Pudding)

        Sholeh Zard (Saffron Rice Pudding)

        Sholeh Zard is a sweet Iranian dessert made of saffron, sugar, almond flakes and rice. This high-calorie dessert...

      • Sardashi

        Sardashi

        As a historical and civilized capital of Iran, with a rich culture and food tradition, Hamedan province features...

      • Havari Meygoo

        Havari Meygoo

        Havari Meygoo (Persian: هواری میگو, [havāri-e meygū]) is one of the traditional, delicious and nourishing Iranian foods. One of the provinces where Havari Meygoo cooked is Hormozgan province

      • Ardak bread

        Ardak bread

        Ardak bread is one of the delicious bites to eat in Zanjan city. This oily bread is enjoyed both with meals and with tea, and it has very simple ingredients. Ardak bread is used as both breakfast and snack.

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