Kamran Ekbal
- BASKERVILLE, HOWARD C.
BASKERVILLE, HOWARD C., a teacher at the American mission in Tabrīz, killed April 19,1909, at the age of 25 in…
- CADMAN, JOHN
CADMAN, Sir John (b. Silverdale, Staffordshire, England, 7 September 1877, d. Bletchley, Buckinghamshire, 31 May 1941), named first Baron Cadman…
- CAMPBELL, JOHN
i. The life CAMPBELL, JOHN (1799-1870), British envoy to Persia, 1830-35. While a captain in the 2nd Madras Light Cavalry,…
- BAḠDĀDI FAMILY
BAḠDĀDI FAMILY, designation of an Arab family of a Bābi, Shaikh Moḥammad Šebl, and his Bahai progeny, his son Moḥammad-Moṣṭafā…
- TAQIYA ii. AMONG BABIS AND BAHAIS
TAQIYA ii. AMONG BABIS AND BAHAIS Dissimulation of the faith was widespread among Babis and Bahais until the early years…
- CORMICK, JOHN
CORMICK, JOHN (sometimes erroneously identified as Charles; d. Mayāmey, near Nīšāpūr, October 1833), one of the first English surgeons to…
- CHRISTIE, CHARLES
CHRISTIE, Captain CHARLES (d. 1812), of the Bombay Regiment, an Anglo-Indian officer under the command of Sir John Malcolm. In…
- CAMPBELL, JOHN
CAMPBELL, JOHN (1799-1870), British envoy to Persia, 1830-35. While a captain in the 2nd Madras Light Cavalry, Campbell joined the…
- BROWNE, EDWARD GRANVILLE
BROWNE, EDWARD GRANVILLE, eminent British Iranologist, born on the family estate Gloucestershire, 7 February 1862, died near Cambridge, 5 January…
- AŠTARAK
AŠTARAK,a village in the Ābārān district about six miles northwest of Yerevan (Iravān) in a mountainous region of the Caucasus;…
- ʿASKARĀN
ʿASKARĀN, village in Qarābāḡ about seven miles northeast of Stepanakert in the eastern Caucasus, where peace negotiations between Russia and…
- ʿABBĀSĀBĀD
ʿABBĀSĀBĀD, fortress built in 1810 by ʿAbbās Mīrzā on the northern bank of the Araxes river. Erected at a place formerly…