#PERSIA
List of the best Telegram channels tagged with #PERSIA.
The #persia tag brings together 38 Telegram channels with a combined audience of 296,920 subscribers. Content is primarily in Persian (70%) and FA | EN (10%). Channels are grouped under Education, History, News. Channels tagged #persia frequently also cover #iran (76%), #history (68%), #culture (58%).
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✔️ The channel has a patriotic approach. All the content is based on reliable sources. 👌 I am not active in a group.
The history of Iranshahr is a special channel for the history of Iranians (especially the Sassanid and Pahlavi empires) and related discourses (such as Zoroastrianism, Iranshahri thought and Prince Reza Pahlavi). To contact the channel manager: @zhobin_iranvajname Zoroastrian magazine: @vajname
In search of hidden links between man, culture and nature. Here we talk about human metamorphosis, human corpses, ancient sites and ancient finds. Sponsorship ads @pezhvakmirasiyyoub https://youtube.com/@mirasebastan
Marie Catherine Masson Lecturer Native Master2 FLE (Teaching French to Non-French Speakers) Master1 FLE Bachelor of Literature and Philosophy Bachelor of Art History Course from Texas Course from Harvard Phone: 09109500077 ID: @PersiaAcademy
This channel contains only history and archeology content. We do not exchange with political and unethical channels. Sorry for too many advertisements. Ziad@tabligh7000: Advertisements. Channel authentication link in the organization system of the Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance http://t.me/itdmcbot?start=iranancient
Identifying the sources and sources related to the history of ancient Iran and the history of Iran during the Islamic period and the social history of Zoroastrians and mentioning the materials of researchers and researchers of the history of Zoroastrian religion.
History, culture and politics of the Iranian world. Author - Maxim Alontsev, Associate Professor, Institute of Classical Oriental and Antiquity, Faculty of State Studies, Higher School of Economics