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Title

Farrah i Bā nō g i Gï hā n/ Hazā r Nowrū z va Mihrgā n

Pages

  55-77

Abstract

 Some words or phrases in Middle Persian or Dari Persian languages are occasionally mentioned in Arabic sources of the early Islamic centuries that are of great value for research on the history of the Persian Language. The precious book Nihā; yat al-Arab fī Akhbā r al-Furs wa al-Arab is an instance of these sources that the date of its compilation, the names of the author of its Arabic text and the translator of its Persian text are all unknown. The unknown author of this book sometimes used words or phrases in Middle Persian or Persian languages which is a rare action in itself and of course is very useful linguistically and historically, and one of them is the retelling of the Persian inscription on the dirham and dinar coins of Homā; y Č; ehrzā; d, Kiā nian Queen, which states: “ Eat O Queen of the World, for a thousand years which pass from Nowrū z and Mihrgā; n. ” Previously, scholars of the history of the Persian language, referring to Homā; y Č; ehrzā; d as a myth, considered this writing to be one of the syllabic poems of the Sasanian period which was probably composed during the Borā n’ s reign (630-631 AD), the daughter of Xusrow II (590-628 AD). Taking another look at the report of Nihā; yat al-Arab and also at the inscriptions on the Sasanian coins, this research attempts to make a new suggestion about the use of this writing and its meaning and show that it is probably an echo of the inscription on the dinar and dirham coins of Queen Borā; n.

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    APA: Copy

    JALILIAN, SHAHRAM. (2022). Farrah i Bā nō g i Gï hā n/ Hazā r Nowrū z va Mihrgā n. HISTORY OF ISLAM & IRAN, 32(53 (143) ), 55-77. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/962612/en

    Vancouver: Copy

    JALILIAN SHAHRAM. Farrah i Bā nō g i Gï hā n/ Hazā r Nowrū z va Mihrgā n. HISTORY OF ISLAM & IRAN[Internet]. 2022;32(53 (143) ):55-77. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/962612/en

    IEEE: Copy

    SHAHRAM JALILIAN, “Farrah i Bā nō g i Gï hā n/ Hazā r Nowrū z va Mihrgā n,” HISTORY OF ISLAM & IRAN, vol. 32, no. 53 (143) , pp. 55–77, 2022, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/962612/en

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