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  • FEṬR

    Cross-Reference

    See FESTIVALS iii.

  • FEṬRAT ZARDŪZ SAMARQANDĪ, SAYYED KAMĀL

    Michael Zand

    (1660-1699), Tajik poet.

  • FEṬRAT, ʿABD-AL-RAʾŪF BOḴĀRĪ

    Habib Borjian

    (b. Bukhara, ca. 1886; d. Tashkent, 1938), teacher, man of letters, and the most important thinker of the Jadid movement of modern Central Asia.

  • FETYĀN

    Cross-reference

    See ʿAYYĀR; JAVĀNMARDI.

  • FEUDALISM

    Cross-Reference

    European term sometimes applied to medieval Persia; see EQṬĀʿ.

  • FEUVRIER, JEAN-BAPTISTE

    Jean Calmard

    (1842-1926), Nāṣer-al-Dīn Shah’s personal physician (1889-1892), author of Trois ans à la cour de Perse, with engravings from photographs in the collections of Nāṣer-al-Dīn Shah and his retinue, Feuvrier’s own drawings, and Persian contemporary paintings. 

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  • FEVZİ EFENDİ, MEḤMED

    Tahsın Yazici

    or FAWZĪ (b. Denizli, 1826; d. Istanbul, 1900), Ottoman author who wrote some books in Persian.

  • FEVZİ MOSTĀRĪ

    Hamid Algar

    or FAWZĪ (d. 1747), author of the Bolbolestān, an imitation of Saʿdī’s Golestān, the only prose work written in Persian known to be by a Bosnian author.

  • FEYLĪ

    Pierre Oberling

    group of Lor tribes located mainly in Luristan.

  • FEYLĪ DIALECT

    Cross-Reference

    See LORĪ.