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Dr. Sajjad Aydanloo, a scholar of Persian literature, examined 'unscientific and erroneous notions in Ferdowsi studies' at a specialist meeting hosted by the Persian Literature Academic Association of the Faculty of Literature and Humanities.

A scientific-specialized session titled "A Session to Introduce and Examine Some Unscientific and Erroneous Conceptions in Ferdowsi Studies" was held by the Persian Literature Scientific Association of the Faculty of Literature and Humanities.
In this session, which took place concurrent with the commemoration days of Ferdowsi, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Monday, 27 Ordibehesht 1395, at the Rajaei Hall of the Faculty of Literature and Humanities, with a lecture by Dr. Sajjad Aydenloo, a researcher of Persian literature and the Shahnameh of Ferdowsi, unscientific and erroneous conceptions in Ferdowsi studies were discussed and examined.
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Sajjad Aydenloo holds a Ph.D. in Persian Literature and is an article writer in the field of Persian literature. He was born in the city of Urmia and is an Associate Professor of Persian Literature at Payame Noor University of Urmia. He has published research and articles (one hundred and sixty articles) in the field of the Shahnameh in domestic journals and also has books on these subjects.
From Myth to Epic: Seven Discourses in Shahnameh Studies, with an introduction by Dr. Mohammad-Amin Riahi A Sun Amidst a Shadow: A Festschrift for Dr. Bahman Sarkarati, published under the supervision and guidance of Dr. Alireza Mozaffari, professor at Urmia University The Garshasp Heroic Epistle: A Summary and Rewriting of the Garshaspnameh The Rostam Epistle: The Verse Story of Rostam's Conversion to Islam at the Hands of Imam Ali (AS), together with the Book of Miracles of the Lord of the Pious The Narrative Scroll of the Shahnameh The Book of Kings The Shahnameh and Kurdish Folk Literature Heroic Verse Texts The Unripe Citron
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