- [oɾumiˈje] Armenian: Ուրմիա, romanized: Urmia Azerbaijani: اورمیه, romanized:
Urmiya, or اورمو, Urmu
Kurmanji Kurdish: ئورمیە, romanized: Ûrmiye
Sorani Kurdish:...
- Islam. In Arabic, Jeremiah's name is
usually vocalised Irmiyā, Armiyā or
Ūrmiyā. However,
since the name of
Jeremiah is not
explicitly mentioned in the...
- gesture.
Toghrul invaded Azerbaijan and
sacked the
towns of Ushnu, Khoy,
Urmiya and Salmas.
Qizil Arslan reconciled with his
nephews and
defeated and captured...
- were
dispelled to Rayy, Isfahan, and Hamadan. A
group of
Turks remained in
Urmiya.
Wahsudan invited their leaders to a
dinner and
slaughtered them in 1040–1041...
- 1163/15685209-12341352. Kondo,
Nobuaki (1999). "Qizilbash Afterwards: The
Afshars in
Urmiya from the
Seventeenth to the
Nineteenth Century".
Iranian Studies. 32 (4)...
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Following this, they
successively seized Nakhichevan, Abbasabad, Meren,
Urmiya, and
Ardabil in 1827. The
Russians defeated the
Persians in 1827 when they...
-
newspapers that were
printed in
Tabriz such as "Azerbaijan", "Vətən yolunda", "
Urmiya", "Covdat", "Azərbaycan ulduzu" "Azad millat" "Democrat" etc.
After the...
- gesture.
Toghrul invaded Azerbaijan and
sacked the
towns of Ushnu, Khoy,
Urmiya and Salmas.
Qizil Arslan reconciled with his
nephews and
defeated and captured...
- Iran
Urmia The
Afshars of
Urmia (also
spelled Urmiya; Persian: افشارهای ارومیه) are a
branch of the
Afshar tribe centered in the
Iranian city of Urmia...
- Anisi,
Alireza (2023). "Saljuq
Architecture in Iran: The
Friday Mosque of
Urmiya".
Iranian Studies: 1–24. doi:10.1017/irn.2023.62.
Fadaei Nezhad, Somayeh;...
