نتایج جستجو برای: son of fath ali shah qajar
تعداد نتایج: 21191283 فیلتر نتایج به سال:
Stored in the Hermitage collection are two Qajar Iran photo albums, datable to 1890s. One of them, recently acquired for Oriental Department, includes works created studio Antoin Sevruguin (1851–1933), one most famous artists and court photographer Nasir al-Din Shah. The first owner prints, who remained unknown, made this commission not earlier than May 1896. second album is stored Library Depa...
Since diffusion of particles as large as vesicles or organelles is constrained by the high viscosity of cytoplasm, directed translocation of these particles from one cytoplasmic site to another must be achieved by cytoskeletal intervention. In most cases, this is achieved by attaching the particle to a molecular motor which then navigates along a microtubule or an actin filament track (Fath and...
The population-ecology approach (the natural-selection model) used to be a major orientation in consideration of organizational change and transformation. It is presented by its proponents as a theory distinct from structural contingency theory. This theory begins by rejecting the claim of contingency theory that organizations are adaptive. Contingency theory understands that the social and bus...
The primary education sector in Pakistan faces many challenges relating to access to education and quality of resources. This paper evaluates the Educational Voucher Scheme (EVS) in Lahore, Pakistan aimed at increasing access to primary schooling for low income families residing in the underdeveloped areas of Lahore by using the four criteria for evaluating privatization plans in education outl...
Abbas I, like many other Iranian kings, devoted special attention to the Jame Mosques. Following Isfahan’s election as his capital, he was trying to renovate the Bazaar and the old mosque, which was faced by the opposition of landowners at the time. Then he decided to build the Naghsh-e Jahan square and set up the Jame Abbasi as a new Jame Mosque in the city. In this paper, the two main compone...
Research on Iran-India Relations in the Safavid AgeAnd Their Effects on Performing the Hajj by Iranians through India Seyyed Mahmud Samani[1] Abstract Iran and India are two big neighbors with a long-standing history and common e...
khubi nameh, an ancient and unknown book of advice dr. m. e. irajpour payam-e noor university [email protected] abstract the historical development of children's literature in persian literature shows that from ancient times some texts were written with children in mind in which advice and counsel were presented. an example is andarz azarbad mahr sapandan, another one is pos da...
Ansar was of the main elements of Muslims and the power levers in the early days of Islam. They joined Imam Ali (AS) in the aftermath of Saqifa and assisted him in the major events of that time. However; some of the Ansars, including Bashir bin Saad Khazraji and his son Nouman bin Bashir, governor of Kufa on the eve of Imam Hussein’s uprising, took a different position. This study investigates ...
theatre enjoys the highest status in social relationships and this trait arises from two characteristics: the first one is that theatre is formed at the time and place of performance. theatre is created in specific time on stage for the audience. the second one is direct presence of the audience which is the third basic element of theatre. theatre is created through direct encounter of actors a...
The subject of captivity is the most common subject of textiles of Shah Tahmasb period in the middle of the tenth century AH. An examination of the reasons for the pattern of captivity on these textiles shows that there are important purposes behind the formation of this role. It is important to study this subject when significant examples of them have been identified and dated, if there has be...
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