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Ebrāhīm ebn Emād

Ebrāhīm Eṣfahānī, Mīrzā Z̧ahīr al-Dīn

Abar — a quarter.

Mu‛īn-‛Abbāsī, Sayyed ‛Abbās

Mu‛īn-‛Abbāsī, Sayyed ‛Abbās, blind musician and educator active in teaching music to the blind in

Rose of Isfahan (Gul-e Surkh-e Isfahan)

Rose of Isfahan (Gul-e Surkh-e Isfahan), The rose of Isfahan, the floral emblem of Isfahan,

Gaz

Gaz,one of the traditional nougats and souvenirs of Isfahan. The word gaz is a simple

Shamsābādī, Sayyed Abul-Hasan Āl-e Rasūl

Shamsābādī, Sayyed Abul-Hasan Āl-e Rasūl,a jurist and a preacher of the contemporary period (1902-1976/1281-1355). He

Abā-baṣīr

Abā-baṣīr, Educational Institute and Cultural and Social Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired. (Muʾassese-ye

Central Library of the Municipality (ketābkhāne-ye markazī-ye shahrdārī)

Central Library of the Municipality (ketābkhāne-ye markazī-ye shahrdārī), The Central Library of the Municipality is

Furūghī, Street

Eṣfahānī, Muhammad-Ṣāleḥ

Eṣfahānī, Muhammad-Ṣāleḥ, calligrapher and inscriptionist of the 18th/12th century (d. ca. 1730/1130). He was the

Emrānī

‛Emrānī, a Jewish poet and writer from Isfahan in the 15th–16th/9th–10th centuries, (1454/858–alive in 1536/943).