Dari (disambiguation) — Dari may refer to: Dari (Persian), the modern Persian language variant of Afghanistan Farsi ye Dari, the literary form of Early New Persian (9th 12th centuries) Dari (Zoroastrian), an ethnolect of the Zoroastrians of Yazd and Kerman Dopamine… … Wikipedia
Fars (disambiguation) — Fars may refer to:* Fārs Province, a province in Iran. ** Fars language, a dialect spoken in the Fars province * Persian language, locally called Farsi * Fatality Analysis Reporting System, a measure of traffic fatalities in the United States *… … Wikipedia
Parsi (disambiguation) — Parsi may refer to:*Parsi people, the Zoroastrian community of the Indian subcontinent *Persian language, also known as Parsi or Farsi … Wikipedia
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Dari (Persian) — Dari redirects here. For other uses, see Dari (disambiguation). Dari (Afghan Persian) دری Dari in Persian alphabet (Nasta liq style) … Wikipedia
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Jalal ad-Din — (Arabic: جلال الدین ), popular variant of Jalaluddin, is a male Muslim given name (first name), formed from the name Jalal with the qualification ad Din. It may refer to, in chronological order: Jalal ad Din Mingburnu (died 1231), last ruler of… … Wikipedia
