-
Prince ʽAbbās
proclaimed Shah in
Khorasan in 1581. Page from
Ahmad Monshi Ghomi's
Kholāsat al-tavārikh...
- He also
composed a
shortened version of the dictionary,
known as the
Kholasat al-Majma,
whose opening included the
approval of Shah
Abbas I's
grand vizier...
- 17th
century scholar in
Safavid Iran, who in 1577/78 or 1585
composed the
Kholasat al-ash'ar va
zobdat al-afkar ("Summary of
verses and
choice thoughts")...
- Earth's
rotation in the 16th century,
independent of
Western influences.
Kholasat al-Hesab (The
summa of arithmetic) was
translated into
German by G. H....
-
bureaucrat and historian, who is
known for his
historical chronicle of
Kholasat al-Siar,
composed during the
reign of Shah Safi (r. 1629–1642). Both the...
- Safavid-period poet Taqi ol-Din
Kashani (died
after 1607/8),
known as the
Kholāṣat ol-ashʿār ("The
essence of the poems"). The
second majmareh i.e. section...
- In his 1822
Leiden publication,
Orientalist Hamaker's study,
entitled "
Kholasat Akhbar Almosafer wa Aljam, fi
Marefat Belad Iraq Alajam",
focused on the...
-
their power.
Mirza Salman's
foreign policy in
Khorasan (references such as
Kholasat al-tawariko and
Noqawat al-athar
highlights his curb over the Qizilbash...
- المُبْهَمَة فی عَمَلِ الصُّوَرِ المُجسّمة)
Manaseke Haj (Persian: مناسک حج)
Kholasat ol-Ahkam (Arabic: خلاصةالاحکام)
Montakhab ol-Ahkam (Arabic: منتخبالاحکام)...
-
linguistic knowledge,
including the two
books "Al-Durrah Al-Thamina" and "
Kholasat al-Nahv". His
other books include Al-Tashi'e va Al-Shīʿah in Arabic. He...
