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The 67 pages that link to Persian language, each with the reason it gives.

• Al-ZamakhshariCompared with: Although Persian by origin, Al-Zamakhshari became especially renowned for scholarship in Arabic.

• Jalal Al-e-AhmadRelated: Al-e-Ahmad wrote primarily in Persian, reaching readers through its modern literary culture.

• YasujRelated: Persian is used in public life alongside regional languages in Yasuj.

• Culture of IranRelated: Persian has served as Iran’s principal literary and administrative language across many periods.

• Greater IranRelated: Persian carried shared literary and administrative traditions across much of the region.

• Kashmiri languageRelated: Persian served as a major literary and administrative language in Kashmir and influenced Kashmiri vocabulary.

• KhorramabadRelated: Persian is Iran’s official language and is widely used in Khorramabad.

• Nima YooshijRelated: His poetic reform changed how this language could be organized in verse.

• RashtRelated: Persian is the national language used in Rasht’s public life.

• Shahram NazeriRelated: The language’s poetic sound and literary heritage are central to Nazeri’s vocal art.

• Central KurdishRelated: Long contact with Persian has shaped Central Kurdish vocabulary and literary registers.

• Divan-i Shams-i TabriziNarrower topic: The Divan’s original language carries poetic conventions that translations cannot fully reproduce.

• Iraj MirzaRelated: Iraj’s plain, direct diction drew on Persian while moving away from ornate literary expression.

• Peninsular ArabicRelated: Persian contact contributed vocabulary and cultural exchange in Gulf Arabic communities.

• Qaem ShahrRelated: Persian is the official language used in the city and its administration.

• Turco-Persian traditionRelated: Persian served as a literary language and, in many courts, an administrative language.

• William DalrympleRelated: Persian sources help illuminate the courts and cultures in his books.