“Qeidār” Nabi, Buddhist Ilkhan in position of Abrahamic Prophet by پدرام جم

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Identification of Factors Contributing to Traffic Accidents amongst Girls in Tehran with Specific Focus on Psychosocial Factors by Siyamak Tahmasebi, Seyyed Mohammad Hosein Javadi, Tahereh Azari Arghun, Forough Edrisi, Alireza Tajlili

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The Youth and Experience of Traffic Accidents (Grounded Theory) by Sayyed-Muhammad-Hossein Javadi, Siyamak Tahmasebi, Tahere Azari-Arghun, Malihe Arshi, Fardin Alipour

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Investigating People’s Anxieties and Concerns About COVID-19 by Mohammad Hossein Javadi, Soraya Sayar, Mohammad Sabzi Khoshnami, Sara Noruzi, Mahdokht Memaryan, Tahereh Azari Arghun, Farzaneh Yaghob, Zahra Afshari, Fatemeh Motiei

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Rashid al-Din. Shu’ab-i Panjganah. 2. The Mongols and Turks (5) by Ch.I. Khamidova

“…This part contains a genealogical tree of Abaqa Khan, Geikhatu Khan, Arghun Khan, and Ghazan Khan (containing their descendants as they were known to Rashid al-Din). …”
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A study of Ilkhanids Punitive campaigns to the Territory of of Iran Local Governors; A Case Study of Lure Bozorg local government. by Hossein hashemzadeh- dorcheh-abedi, Faiz- allah boushasb- goshe, Sayyid Ali Reza abtahi

“…The findings show that: The political situation and the unhealthy situation of the court and the power vacuum caused by the death of Arghun and some other factors, reduced the authority of the patriarchal government and the revolt of Atabak Afrasiab. …”
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Interpretation of Numerical Concepts and Geometric Codes Hidden in the Decoration and Architecture of Soltaniyeh Dome by Lida Balilan Asl, Saeid Hasanpour Loumer, Hannaneh Fayyaz Moghaddam

“…The construction of the historic city of Soltaniyeh began during the reign of Arghun Khan, the Mongol ruler, and developed during the reign of Soltan Mohammad Khodabandeh as one of the great Islamic cities. …”
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Analytical Comparison of How the Life of Jalal al-Din Khwarazmshah is Narrated in Historiographical and Literary Texts (Representation of the Narration of the Indus Battle, 1221 AD... by Ebrahim Khodayar, Atefeh Salarvand

“…Jalal al-Din does not have a very good image in this form of narration and only thinks about his own salvation.Each of these three narrators, Ibn al-Athir (an impartial historian in the Mosul region, who is the originator of Jalal al-Din's narratives), Nasawi (Jalal al-Din's secretary, who usually deals with the narratives emotionally due to his attachment to Jalal al-Din) and Juveyni (the court secretary of Arghun Aqa and Hulagu khan), they have recreated this narrative and drawn different faces of Jalal al-Din from their own perspective and position. …”
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