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www.tafsir.net, 2023
هذه المقالة ترجمة لدراستي Rereading al-Tabari through al-Maturidi: New Light on the Third Hijri Century. Translated by: Mostafa El-fekey
Payam-e Bastanshenas, 2024
Passing from the Sasanian era to the Islamic era, the culture and art of Iran continued in its previous way and few changes occurred in it. One of the key archeological sites next to Tepe Hisar and Chal Tarkhan (and some other sites), which shows the transition from Sasanian to the early Islamic era, is Nizamabad. Despite this importance, the location of this hill has been shrouded in mystery and most researchers have noted it near Varamin or Ray. However, according to the photograph taken by Ernst Herzfeld in 1925 of Nizamabad, it can be identified by morphology. Nizamabad is located in the southwestern of the Tehran. In this article, by introducing this hill, we are trying to show its importance so that proper planning can be done for future research activities. Fortunately, there has been minimal encroachment on this hill -in the southeast of Islamshahr- and although it has been registered in the list of national monuments of Iran, the area and boundaries have not been determined. Considering the importance of the unique plaster casts of this hill in museums, measures should be taken to protect the hill.
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