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Nasir Hejazi is indeed an ethnic Azerbaijani, even his son is named "Atilla" and his daughter "Atusa".
My family is very mixed. I have Anatolian Turkish family members, Azeri, Gilaki, and many other types. But me, myself am 100% Persian, which looking at PDF seems to be a rarity for Iranian members.I have family members, by marriage though, which I suspect are originally Iranian-Arabs, or at least partially. Purely based on appearance. They look quite atypical Persian to me.
Indeed you are correct about Mirza. It comes from Amirzadeh. Amir is prince, and Zadeh means "born to". So it literally means born to a prince. I think it is usually used to denote when someone's mother is a Sayyida, and thus are not qualified to be Seyyed themselves. It also in the old days was used to denote somebody who could read and write, and thus was a title of honor back in the day.
Also what you said about Nasser Hejazi applies to most Persians. Names like Nasser, Mohammad, Reza, Ali, Hossein, Abdollah etc are very popular in Iran. So are Arab surnames. So somebody having both an Arab first name and surname does not indicate them being Arab in Iran.
My mother's family is Tehrani for centuries. Which is very rare as most people in Tehran are immigrants from other parts of the country.
How do you know so much dude?Nasir Hejazi is indeed an ethnic Azerbaijan (his family being from Tabriz originally), even his son is named "Atilla" and daughter "Atusa".
My family is very mixed. I have Anatolian Turkish family members, Azeri, Gilaki, and many other types. But me, myself am 100% Persian, which looking at PDF seems to be a rarity for Iranian members.
My family is very mixed. I have Anatolian Turkish family members, Azeri, Gilaki, and many other types. But me, myself am 100% Persian, which looking at PDF seems to be a rarity for Iranian members.
Dude, Nasser Hejazi was an Azerbaijani turk. His father was from tabriz, and his mother was from ZanjanI have heard that people with the name Hejazi are of an Arab origin? At least it is an Arabic name. Don't think that it is common in Iran either.
Nasser Hejazi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Actually I don't mind if it turns out I am part Arab. Trolling on PDF aside I have no problem with Arabs apart from some political issues.If you look past your mother's lineage. Don't shot me, LOL.
Trust me, many Persians, Lurs and Kurds could pass for Arabs and vice versa. I see it all the time. I know that it might be blasphemous for some nationalists but even if you notice genetics etc. all people of the ME cluster with each other more than they do with any other outsiders no matter what language they speak or what ethnicity they belong to. In general that is.