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Islamic Tie

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Islamic tie is registered in Iran’s Law of Registration of Patents, Industrial Designs and Trademarks. This tie look likes Ali’s sword, the Zulfiqar and the motto of “There is no hero except Ali, there is no sword except Zulfiqar” is written on it in Arabic.

ayandenews.com: كراوات اسلامی ،ابداع یك ایده پرداز ایرانی كه با الهام از شمشیر ذوالفقار امام علی (ع) طراحی و به حدیث قدسی «لافتی الاعلی لاسیف الا ذوالفقار» مزین است ،در اداره ثبت مالكیت های صنعتی ایران به صورت اظهار نامه ثبت شده است. به گزارش بولتن، مخترع این طرح آقای همت كمیلی می گوید: طرح كراوات اسلامی بر اساس این واقعیت كه در جوامع اسلامی و به ویژه در دركشور ما، بسیاری از علمای اسلامی ومراجع عظام استفاده از كراوات را به دلیل مشابهت ظاهری با غیر مسلمانان جایز نمی دانند ،ارایه شده و علاوه بر داشتن زیبایی ظاهری كراوات، مبتنی بر ارزشهای اسلامی است.این طرح به تائید برخی ار آیات عظام هم رسیده است! مخترع كروات اسلامی در توضیح این كروات گفت: باید توجه داشته باشیم استفاده از این كروات به هیچ وجه به معنای ترویج خشونت نمیتواند باشد به دلیل اینكه ذوالفقار امام علی(ع) هرگز در خدمت خشونت نبوده و آن شمشیر همواره برای دفع ظلم و ترویج عدالت به كار رفته است ، لذا جا دارد كه ما شمشیر ذوالفقار را مقدس بشماریم و نمادی از آن بعنوان كروات اسلامی مورد استفاده قرار بدهیم>>>

by Ghormeh Sabzi
11/17/2010 - 09:19
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ChoosoFeel

Ruining My Surprise !

by ChoosoFeel on Fri Nov 19, 2010 08:45 AM PST

I actually bought this tie when I was in Iran. I have some heavy duty connection and managed to get one of the original pre-production prototypes.    I have been waiting to show it off  in a formal enough occasion, perhaps the next Presidential inaugural, or something like that. I wanted to surprise everyone, after all it is not some hot couture junk that you can buy at Avenue Montaigne in Paris, La Rinascente in Milan, Fifth Avenue in NY, or Bond Street in London. I say this because I did look for it up and down Bahnhiofstrasse in Zurich to no avail !     What impressed me the most; that it is actually registered in the impressive “اداره ثبت مالكیت های صنعتی ایران “ , so no one can copy it. Have you ever seen the original Copper Aftabeh in Neiman or even the cheap copies in the China town.?    Well ... because IT IS registered. One look at their site ( //www.sabt.gov.ir ) should tell you why. Imam khomeini’s picture up there would scare the living crap out of any would be copier ..  not to mention the ministry of justice emblem up there ... Kahrizak anyone ??   Yves St Lauren, Channel, Dolce&Gabbna and rest of the Islamic Neck Tie Designer wanna bes should register their oh so boring designs here as well so their Chinese knock offs would not show up everywhere. Jees does Islamic Republic have to teach every little thing to the rest of the universe ?     You never know though, I am afraid the cheap copies would show up in New York and San Francisco’s China town.. They have already copied the matching sucks ( //e-wazakka.com/original_photo/jpg/tabi_2_x.jpg  ) .... God I am pissed. Imam Ali is surely even more pissed. Some Chinese guy copying his Love Spreading Sword design on a suck !!!!

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Rea

asadabad

by Rea on Fri Nov 19, 2010 12:12 AM PST

Thx for the info. I was mistaken in thinking that it was Turkish that had made its way into Persian, not the other way around.

I remember how surprised I was when I'd first come to IC and read "Bosniak" words, e.g.: dushman (doshman), namaz (namaaz), hanuma (khanom), aferim (afarin).


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asadabad

fyi

by asadabad on Thu Nov 18, 2010 06:51 PM PST

the Ottomans introduced Persian into the Balkans.  Persian was the official language of the Ottoman court for quite some time.  I have friends from the Balkans named "Begzat" aka Behzad and "Faredin" aka Fereydoon.  I doubt cravat has any origins in Persian, but it is an interesting factoid nonetheless.


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Rea

persian westender

by Rea on Thu Nov 18, 2010 10:04 AM PST

We invented kravata, so it must be related to it.

Unless you, Iranians, picked up keravat from "cravate", the French for kravata (Croate). 


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persian westender

Rea

by persian westender on Thu Nov 18, 2010 09:49 AM PST


 It could be related to the origin of the word?

Etymology is always fascinating..

 


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Rea

Keravat, you said persian westender ?

by Rea on Thu Nov 18, 2010 08:33 AM PST

Interestingly enough, sounds very much like kravata, the Croatian (Hrvat) for keravat.

Linguistics is often amazing.


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persian westender

Devil wears keravat

by persian westender on Thu Nov 18, 2010 03:27 AM PST


It does match with 'abaa'. But, seriously; at least they are trying to find a way to "adapt"; not negate and convict as usual. 

This is an unusual change...

 


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fullback1

IranJon  where have you

by fullback1 on Thu Nov 18, 2010 02:44 AM PST

IranJon  where have you been its already being run by ARAB APES


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HHH

Great

by HHH on Thu Nov 18, 2010 12:41 AM PST

Now all they need to invent are islamic shaving machine, islamic dance-studios, islamic disco clubs and islamic playboy channel.


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asadabad

too bad

by asadabad on Wed Nov 17, 2010 09:53 PM PST

i wish versace was alive so he could weigh in on this one...umm.. seriously, is this a joke or what?


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Majid

هردم ازین باغ بری میرسد

Majid
Wed Nov 17, 2010 08:19 PM PST

 

 


حسرت بدل ما موند که این «خس و خاشاک واقعی!» یه کاری، نطقی، پیشنهادی، عکسی، اکتشافی بکنند و خودشونو مضحکهء عالم و آدم نکنند!

از غنی کردن اورانیوم تو زیر زمین خونه توسّط نوهء ١٧ سالهء همسایهء خَدجه خانوم بند انداز تا هوا کردن موشکهای فتوشاپی تا افشای عملیات فوق سرّی اسرائیل برای دستگیری امام زمان و.....کراوات اسلامی!

وقتی روابط بر ضوابط چربید و قهرمان خایه مالی تقدیر شد نتیجه ش این میشه!

هردم ازین باغ بری میرسد
مخترع و مکتشفِ کرّه خر و دربدر و بی پدر و بی ثمری میرسد!


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Arthimis

LOL @: Iranfirst!  Good

by Arthimis on Wed Nov 17, 2010 04:28 PM PST

LOL @: Iranfirst!  Good one bro... :D

Shoes that match the tie! Hilarious... :D


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azadi5

Now

by azadi5 on Wed Nov 17, 2010 04:02 PM PST

That's some serious camel toe action there.


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IranFirst

Here are his Zulfiqar shoes

by IranFirst on Wed Nov 17, 2010 03:46 PM PST

 

Here are his matching Islamic Zulfiqar shoes

 

//e-wazakka.com/original_photo/jpg/tabi_2_x.j...


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G. Rahmanian

This Is Great!

by G. Rahmanian on Wed Nov 17, 2010 03:13 PM PST

The choice of the man wearing it is even greater.


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kazem0574

One Small Step for AN

by kazem0574 on Wed Nov 17, 2010 02:36 PM PST

One Giant leap for Akhoond Kind.

 

Its got to be a hoax...Surely right  ;-)


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Khar

Nice!

by Khar on Wed Nov 17, 2010 02:03 PM PST

Islamic tie must have a "Camel Toe" otherwise won't be Islamic ;-))


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fidelio5

I cant stop staring and laughing

by fidelio5 on Wed Nov 17, 2010 12:52 PM PST

more proof that Iran literally two steps away from being ruled by apes – And not even the super-evolved, smart kind. I’m talking the ones who spend all day masturbating in a tree.


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Peykan

فکل

Peykan
Wed Nov 17, 2010 12:46 PM PST

At first glance, I thought he is Hossein Shariatmadari! Islamic ties or ties with islamic motifs have been around for a while: //www.zazzle.com/ties?cg=103382323404484628

My favourite: //www.zazzle.com/infidel_arabic_script_tie-151267365382821123 

 


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Arthimis

In keh mesle felane'

by Arthimis on Wed Nov 17, 2010 12:21 PM PST

In keh mesle felane' shotoreh keh!!!! Key mikhad ino bebandeh gardanesh? Antari yaa Khamenei??? Akhe taa kay? In aghab oftadehaye bi-savaad hich kari shoon mesle' Adamizaad nist! Khak bar sar Jomhori Eslami va tarafdaarash...


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Monda

JJ I'd wear it!

by Monda on Wed Nov 17, 2010 12:09 PM PST

My Child clients just love to see me wearing funky stuff, even off Halloween :o)


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default

My new Motto

by Doctor mohandes on Wed Nov 17, 2010 12:06 PM PST

Ask not what IC can do for you... Ask what you can do for IC...


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Simorgh5555

Fantastic. Example of

by Simorgh5555 on Wed Nov 17, 2010 12:05 PM PST

Fantastic. Example of Islamic haute couture. Where can I buy one?


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default

JJ Show me da money

by Doctor mohandes on Wed Nov 17, 2010 12:03 PM PST

You are on partner,

Send me the tie and i will wear it and put my Pic up here for the whole gang to see.

Yeah. I need cash that bad.

Now... How shall we start the Naagootiation Procezz...You want to do a have your people call my peopl kinda thing...?


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Onlyiran

And why is it pink?

by Onlyiran on Wed Nov 17, 2010 12:02 PM PST

Kind of unmanly color for a bunch of troglodytes, no?


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Faramarz

اون شمشیر ذوالفقار گردنتونو بزنه!

Faramarz
Wed Nov 17, 2010 11:53 AM PST


ذوالفقار علی را بکش از نیام بیرون و بزن بر گردن! 

 

I guess somebody with a sense of humor and no sense of style designed this tie


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Anonymouse

Sargord wear this tie, go to Saddam's grave and read a fatehe

by Anonymouse on Wed Nov 17, 2010 11:53 AM PST

Everything is sacred


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yolanda

....

by yolanda on Wed Nov 17, 2010 11:52 AM PST

It is the IRI's "creative" way to stimulate the sagging economy and create jobs for the textile industry!


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azadi5

I can't get enough of this

by azadi5 on Wed Nov 17, 2010 11:39 AM PST

Never mind the ugliness of the tie, no one even bothered to center the knot on this guy's collar. I can't stop laughing. I am printing this and putting it in my office.


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Sargord Pirouz

I've seen a lot worse.

by Sargord Pirouz on Wed Nov 17, 2010 11:37 AM PST

I've seen a lot worse. Myself, I go for the Iranian tieless look. 

Perhaps the best looking tieless look was Saddam at his trial. Now that was a nice suit/shirt/tieless combo. Whoever dressed him did a great job. 


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