فارسی

Home
Categories
- Visual Arts
- Everyday Life
- Nostalgia
- Architecture
- Fashion
- Beliefs
- Literature
- Performances
- Food
- Seen from Outside
Archive
About

Shop Front Signs in Iran
Proposal for the National Anthem (1915)
The Defenders of the Shrine
Rooftops of Tehran
Lady Cockroach
Village of Evin
Regained Glory
Prayers Manual
The Sumptuous Persian Costumes
Iranian Costumes

Prison

Currently viewing the tag: "Prison"

Calligraphy in Prison

Mirza Mohammad Seifi Qazwini, also known as Emadolkottab (1861-1936), was a master calligrapher of Nasta'liq in the late Qajar period. Because of his membership in a terrorist group "Komiteye Mojazat - punishment committee" and writing the group's unsigned leaflets, he was arrested and spent five years of his life in prison.

[Continue Reading...]

Recent Posts
Advertisement

Comic books in Persian
Covers for “Ketabe Jom’e”
Nowruz Shopping
Ayatollah’s Old Post Cards
Iranian Costumes
Falak (Bastinado)
Orientalist Music Sheets’ Covers
Graphics of Revolution & War
Ice Sellers’ Signs in Iran
Iranian Sandals

Pages

Archive
About ShahreFarang
Contribute
Suggested Topics
Links
Donate
Contact Us

The Latest

Iranshahr Magazine
Iranshahr was a magazine that Hussein Kazem-Zadeh published in Berlin from 1922 […]

More

Thanks for dropping by! Feel free to join the discussion by leaving comments, and stay updated by subscribing to the RSS feed.

Prison

Calligraphy in Prison

Recent Posts

Advertisement

Pages

The Latest

Iranshahr Magazine

More