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Persian Gulf: the Symbol of Iranian Identity

Abdolmajid Yazdanpanah Sisakht, Dayanand A Mane

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During the history and within all past years of Iran's history, Persian Gulf has always been a part of Iran's land and Iranians have ruled over Persian Gulf. While studying some of the historical and political texts related to old periods until now, Persian Gulf is known as Khalije Fars, Bahre Fars, Daryaye Fars, or Khalije Ajam.

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During the history and within all past years of Iran's history, Persian Gulf has always been a part of Iran's land and Iranians have ruled over Persian Gulf. While studying some of the historical and political texts related to old periods until now, Persian Gulf is known as Khalije Fars, Bahre Fars, Daryaye Fars, or Khalije Ajam.

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During the history and within all past years of Iran's history, Persian Gulf has always been a part of Iran's land and Iranians have ruled over Persian Gulf. While studying some of the historical and political texts related to old periods until now, Persian Gulf is known as Khalije Fars, Bahre Fars, Daryaye Fars, or Khalije Ajam.

Key concepts: Persian, Ancient history, Identity (music), Symbol (formal), Southern Iran, History, Literature, Art

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