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Louise Marlow. (2020) Translation of the Words of ʿAli b. Abi Tālib in Early Fourteenth-Century Iran: A Local Bilingual Network. Iranian Studies 53:5-6, pages 741-787.
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Naser SEDGHİ & Sinan TARİFCİ. (2023) EMÎR MUİZZÎ-Yİ NÎŞÂBÛRÎ’NİN DÎVÂN’INDA BÜYÜK SELÇUKLULAR DEVRİ DEVLET VE TOPLUM HAYATINA İLİŞKİN BAZI TESPİTLERSome Findings on the State and Socıal Life in the Great Seljūk Period in the Dīwān of Amīr Moʿezzī Nīshābūrī. Tarih İncelemeleri Dergisi 38:2, pages 689-718.
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