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Chista Yasrebi's play is based on the story of Rabieh (Raa-beh-eh) in Attar Neishabouri's 13th century Elahinameh. Historical indications are that she was the daughter
June 28, 2004
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Chista Yasrebi's play is based on the story of Rabieh (Raa-beh-eh) in Attar Neishabouri's 13th century Elahinameh. Historical indications are that she was the daughter
Some of the photos in the second half of this “faces series” have been featured in earlier photo essays. …. 25 photos …. …. 25
I have received a lot of encouraging feedback for my portraits [See: “Faces of Molavi”, “Faces of Lalehzar”]. These are part of my project on
When I traveled to Los Angeles along with the national Iranian soccer team in 2000, I was warmly welcomed by different Iranian groups. One of
Molavi is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Tehran. It was once — a long long time ago — favored by the upwardly-mobile who were
People in Tehran's Lalehzar Street. …. 10 photos …. …. 10 photos …. * Send this page to your friends
I had a backstage pass to: “Epic of the Sand Revolution”, a recent modern performance in Tehran directed by Hadi Marzban and choreographed by Farzaneh
Photos from the 22nd Fajr International Theater Festival in Tehran …. 15 photos …. …. 15 photos …. * Send this page to your friends
Backstage with the crew of “Shab-e Hezaar-o Yekom” (The Thousand and First Night), a play written and directed by Bahram Beyzaie in Tehran. …. 16
I am a photojournalist working on a personal project called “Iranian”. I am looking for answers to the question, “Who we are?” I emailed this
Center for Iranian Research and Analysis (CIRA) Conference, Toronto, 2001. … (13 pix) … Academics Mehrzad Boroujerdi (2left), Ali Akbar Mahdi (3rd left) Mehrdad Mashayekhi
People at Mahmoud Kalari's art exhibit at the Center forIranian Artists in Tehran (October 2002) (9 total) (9 total) Email your comments for
Mosaic is the name of a group whose members are mostly Arab students in Toronto. (9 total) (9 total)
