Mihran Afshari Books

Pahlavan namah
Pahlavan namah

By Zahra Basti, Mihran Afshari, Katayun Mazdapur

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Heroes -- Iran ; Heroes in literature.

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Tazah bih tazah naw bih naw
Haft kishvar va safarha yi Ibn Turab
Nishan i ahl i Khuda
Nishan i ahl i Khuda

By Mihran Afshari

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Haft lashkar
Haft lashkar

By Mihran Afshari, Mahdi Madayini

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Ayin i javanmardi
Ayin i javanmardi

By Mihran Afshari

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Sukhani Chand Darbarah I Zaban Miyanagan I Farsi Va Shahnamah
Si futuvvat namah i digar
Si futuvvat namah i digar

By Mihran Afshari

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Futuvvat namah ha va rasa il i Khaksariyah
Futuvvat namah ha va rasa il i Khaksariyah

By Mihran Afshari

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Futuwwa (Islamic social groups) ; Sufism.

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Du risalah darbarah i futuvvat va tasavvuf dar tariqat ha yi Safaviyah va Rifa iyah

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