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FAUSTUS
James R. Russell
fifth-century author of the Patmutʿiwn Hayocʿ (History of the Armenians) or Buzandaran.
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FAVA BEANS
Cross-Reference
See BĀQELĀ.
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FAWZĪ MOSTĀRĪ
Cross-Reference
See FEVZİ MOSTĀRĪ.
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FAWZĪ, MOḤAMMAD
Cross-Reference
See FEVZI EFENDI.
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FAYYĀŻ LĀHĪJĪ
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FAYYĀŻ, ʿALĪ-AKBAR MAJĪDĪ
Jalāl Matīnī
Fayyāż remained an indefatigable scholar all his life, combining his profound knowledge of traditional Islamic sciences and Persian literature with modern methodology in scholarship and literary criticism.
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FAYŻ MOḤAMMAD KĀTEB
R. D. McChesney and A. H. Tarzi
Afghan court chronicler and secretary to the amir Ḥabīb–Allāh Khan (r. 1901-19).
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FAYŻ-E KĀŠĀNĪ, MOLLĀ MOḤSEN-MOḤAMMAD
Hamid Algar
b. Šāh Mortażā b. Šāh Maḥmūd (b. 1598-9, d. 1679), prolific and versatile scholar of the Safavid period, celebrated chiefly for his Sufi inclinations.
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FAYŻĀBĀD
Daniel Balland
a toponym of auspicious meaning (“blessed abode”) which enjoys great popularity throughout the Iranian world.
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FAYŻĪ, ABU’L-FAYŻ
Munibur Rahman
(b. Agra, 1547; d. Lahore, 1595), Mughal court poet, also known as Fayżī Fayyāżī, who wrote mainly in Persian.