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"شاهنامه / ابو القاسم فردوسي ؛ بكوشش جلال خالقي مطلق ؛ با مقدمۀ احسان يار شاطر.; Shāhnāmah / Abū al-Qāsim Firdawsī ; bi-kūshish-i Jalāl Khāliqī Muṭlaq ; bā muqaddimah-ʼi Iḥsān Yār Shāṭir". UCLA Library. Retrieved 15 April 2024.

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