Encyclopædia Iranica
Table of Contents
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DOʿĀ
Hamid Algar
the act of offering supplicatory or petitionary prayer, a principal manifestation of Muslim piety.
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DOʿĀ-NEVĪSĪ
Aḥmad Mahdawī Dāmḡānī
the act of writing charms against various evils.
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DOĀB-E MĪḴZARĪN
Klaus Fischer
a group of archeological sites with numerous pre-Islamic mud-brick ruins on either side of the Sorḵāb river, on the road from Bāmīān to Došī, opposite the entrance to the Kahmard valley.
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DOCUMENTS
Mansour Shaki, Muhammad A. Dandamayev
i. In pre-Islamic period. ii. Babylonian and Egyptian documents in the Achaemenid period. iii. In the modern period.
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DŌDĀ-BĀLĀÇ
Cross-Reference
See BALUCHISTAN iii/II.
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DODDER
Cross-Reference
See AFTĪMŪN.
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DOG
Mahmoud Omidsalar and Teresa P. Omidsalar, Mary Boyce, Jean-Pierre Digard
Canis familiaris; i. In literature and folklore. ii. In Zoroastrianism. iii. Ethnography.
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DOḠLAT, MĪRZĀ MOḤAMMAD ḤAYDAR
Cross-Reference
See Supplement.
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DOGONBADAN
Cross-Reference
See GAČSARĀN.
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DOJAYL
Cross-Reference
See KĀRŪN.


