Persian Empire
On the eastern border of the Ottoman Empire lay another empire known as the Persian Empire. This region had been apart of the earlier Islamic Empire but had broken away due to religious disagreements. The people of the Persian Empire were practicing Shiite Muslims, while the much of the rest of the Islam world were Sunni Muslims.
In the 1500s A.D. a Shiite leader by the name of Ismail conquered the Persian Empire, and named himself as the new ruler, beginning what would be known as the Safavid Dynasty.
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The fragrance always stays in the hand that gives the rose.
Hada Bejar
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The phrase ''it''s raining cats and dogs'' came from the fact that pets often hid in the roof of medieval homes to stay warm. During rainstorms they would sometimes slip off.
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