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detournementsmineurs · 10 months
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Marina Vlady et Robert Hossein dans "Toi le Venin" de Robert Hossein, 1958.
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naghashi-08 · 11 months
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moodboardmix · 9 months
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Zen Villa, Japan,
Mohammad Hossein Rabbani Zade
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odinsblog · 4 months
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Today a helicopter carrying the Iranian President and Iran’s Foreign Minister has crashed, and apparently many Iranians are all broken up about it and are taking the news very hard 😂
I cannot help but think of Mahsa Jina Amini and all of the brave Iranians who have sacrificed and protested before and after her
Happy World Helicopter Day to all who celebrate 🎉
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nununiverse · 10 months
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Hossein Edalatkhan, Iranian Artist
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cosmonautroger · 14 days
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Hossein Borojeni
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feral-ballad · 3 months
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Amir-Hossein Afrasiabi, tr. by Niloufar Talebi, from Belonging: New Poetry by Iranians Around the World; "Red Rose 2"
[Text ID: “You always spot roses, / red and fragrant, / over my shoulders, / but you never / see / me.”]
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protectionsquad24601 · 10 months
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I don't think people understand how intrinsically Jewish the Les Misérables musical is. The writers of the original French musical were Claude-Michel Schönberg (Hungarian Jew), Alain Boublil (Sephardic Jew), and directed by Robert Hossein (Moldovian Jew). Schöneberg also composed the music. It was adapted into English by Herbert Kretzmer (Lithuanian Jew).
The lyrics include many references to Jewish beliefs and values. Schöneberg said in an interview, "When I’m writing a show there is always a part that is typically Jewish."
However, the one that sticks out to me especially is a line from the Epilogue:
"They will live again in freedom,
In the garden of the Lord;
They will walk behind the ploughshare,
They will put away the sword."
The origin of the phrase - specifically, the bit about 'ploughshares' and 'swords' - can be traced back to a nevuah (prophecy) by Yeshayahu (Isaiah), a Jewish navi (prophet) from the sefer Yeshayahu (Book of Isaiah). (Sorry, yes, I insist on the Hebrew words first.)
"The Torah will go forth from Tzion (Zion) and the word of Hashem from Yerushalayim (Jerusalem)... They will then cut their swords into ploughshares, and their spears into pruning knives. No nation will lift a sword against the other, and they will no longer learn warfare."
This is a quote about the 'end of days', and the idea of a peaceful paradise free from war was emulated in the song to convey a similar paradise for our barricade boys, the casualties of the June Rebellion. This is only one of the many examples of Jewish themes and references in the Les Misérables musical!
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liimonlucay · 7 months
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"Bedenin toprağa girmesi ölüme delil değildir. Ölüm unutulmaktır."
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thunderstruck9 · 2 years
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Charles Hossein Zenderoudi (Iranian, 1937), Untitled, 1982. Hand coloured silkscreen on paper, 75 x 55 cm.
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girlactionfigure · 5 months
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majestativa · 6 months
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“Love” is passion for conceiving an essence’s presence; “Desire” is the soul’s movement toward completing that passion.
— Suhrawardi, The Book of Radiance, transl by Hossein Ziai, (2012)
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lascitasdelashoras · 14 days
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Hossein Borojeni
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dustoffstartagain · 3 months
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Hossein Kalateh July 24
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Hossein Kalateh July 24
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bloodycoolfrye · 4 months
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🖤Mashhad, Iran
May 23, 2024 :
The Iranian nation is mourning the loss of a beloved, popular, and humble president.
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