Nahid Pirnazar

Books

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  Women in the Shāhnāmeh: Their History and Social Status within the Framework of Pre- and Post-Islamic Sources

  Mazda Publishers, 2012

Articles, Essays and Book Chapters

• “In Memory of Professor Hossein Ziai, 1944-2011.” (Persian) Irannameh. A Persian Quarterly of Iranian Studies, no. 26: 3-4 (fall 2011).
• “The Identity of Iranian Jews.” (Persian) Iranshenassi. A Journal of Iranian Studies, New Series, vol. xxxiv, no. 2 (fall, 2011).
• “Zionism in Iran,” Amuzegar Chair Conference, UCLA, NELC, Spring 2011.(Work in Progress).
• Encyclopedia on Jews in the Islamic World, S.V. 1) “Kirmanshah,” 2) “Tehran,” 3) “Sāzmān-i Bānovān-i Yahudī-yi Irānī (Iranian Jewish Women’s Organization),” 4) “Fathnameh,” 2010; “Amonon Netzer,” 2012.
• Encyclopedia Iranica, SV. 1) “Habib Levy,” 2) “Morad Aryeh,” 2011.
• “Voluntary Religious Conversion of Iranian Jews in the Nineteenth Century.” Presented at Iranian Jewry: From Past to Present, November 1-3, 2008. International Conference Sponsored by, University of Maryland: Center for Jewish Studies, Center for Persian Studies; Library of Congress, Washington DC, The Hebraic Section and Near East Section. (Work in Process).
• “The Interaction of Iranian and Judaic Concepts: “Farreh and Providence,” in Iranshenassi, 15th year, vol. 1 (spring 2003).
• “Judeo-Persian, The Heritage of Iranian Jews,” in Iranshenassi, 14th year, vol. 1 (spring, 2002).
• “Iranian Jews and Their National Identity,” in Rahavard, vol. 72 (Fall 2005).
• Rachel Biale, Women and the Jewish Law, abridged and translated from English into Persian by Nahid Pirnazar (Oberman), in Padyavand vols. 2 and 3, edited by Amnon Netzer. Costa Mesa: Mazda Publishers, 1996 and 1998.
• Jon Berquist, Judaism in Persia’s Shadow, abridged and translated from English into Persian by Nahid Pirnazar (Oberman), in Padyavand vol. 3, edited by Amnon Netzer, Costa Mesa: Mazda Publishers, 2000.