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Qultashan-i dīvān

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  • Muhammad ʿAli Jamalzadah

    …was followed by the novel Qultashan-i dīvān (1946; “The Custodian of the Divan”), a scathing attack on contemporary Iranian values and culture. Other important works include Rāh-yi āb-nāmah (1940; “The Story of the Water Channel”) and memoirs of his early years in Eṣfahān, Sar ū tah-e yak karbās yā Eṣfahān-nāme…

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    …was followed by the novel Qultashan-i dīvān (1946; “The Custodian of the Divan”), a scathing attack on contemporary Iranian values and culture. Other important works include Rāh-yi āb-nāmah (1940; “The Story of the Water Channel”) and memoirs of his early years in Eṣfahān, Sar ū tah-e yak karbās yā Eṣfahān-nāme…

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