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Now you're just being silly and plain ignorant. I showed you a link with 121! maps saying that it's always been and always will be the PERSIAN GULF, Some of the maps even predates the ones you are showing by more than a thousand years! haha So keep trollin if you like but you're just making...

That map is from the 17th-18th century. Here you go, 121 historical maps with reference to the Persian Gulf from 6th to 20th century The Largest Collection of Historical Maps of the Persian Gulf | CAIS© Enjoy.

I know dude :) But just as i would address someone talking about my heritage, i know you would address someone talking about your heritage, even if it wasn't addressed to me or you directly per say. Its just instinct. And I blame both my countrymen and your countrymen for making outrageous...

Lets not start again Yzd, because i do feel obliged to provide facts to discredit most of your claims like in that other thread. 1. Persians retained their culture and also as i said before and as ALL historical facts point to, Arabs were a lot more Persianized than Persians were Arabized. 2.I...

Actually to be fair, The exact word "Iran", "Persians" and etc was not around during that time in the Iranian Plateau. But so wasn't the word "Arab", "Arabia" in the Arabian Peninsula. Dilmun civilization is as Arab as Elamite, Proto-Elamite, Jiroft, Proto-Jiroft is Iranian. And i think some of...

Saudi Arabia is said to be the world's largest source of funds for Salafi jihadist terrorist militant groups, such as al-Qaeda, the Afghan Taliban, and Lashkar-e-Taiba in South Asia, and donors in Saudi Arabia constitute the most significant source of funding to Sunni terrorist groups worldwide...

Thank you for trying to clear that up...but that's not what i meant... "Pere Sanson, a French missionary sent by Louis XIV to convert the Persians in 1683, spent several years in the country, learned the language, and was one of those who left a written account of their experiences." "Nicolas...

Actually, they were seafarers on an international scale. (Are we speaking pre-islamic persia or post-islamic?) in both cases they were seafarers, from travelling to greece and etc during pre-islamic times to going all the way to northern sweden during post-islamic times. I do however agree that...

Iran invites IAEA to visit Arak heavy water production plant

Actually, i think the best ties Iran has with an Arab Sunni country is with Oman? Or maybe I'm wrong? Yes, they are heavily influenced by Arabs but they speak Persian, enjoy Persian music, culture is Persian and etc. Persians was a marine nation. Not always. But to say it never were is just...

I honestly don't understand the Island dispute to tell you the truth. I mean, when you read up on it, it seems that the Iranian claim makes more sense (i know its useless to say it but i'm saying this out of a non pan-iranian view.) Just a historical view and the population speaking Bandari...

Thanks man, finally someone sticking to topic haha Yeah, I'm sure they had it before too. But what i read was that Relations never were as good as they were during King Faisals time. (Referring to Saudi Arabia-Iranian Relations, not Arabian-Iranian Relations) UAE's foreign minister just...

I read up on the sources after searching for the texts in Google, you should have done that too instead of copying and pasting from forums where Pan-Turks had been using the same text, and no sources posted, i did however find a small part by Willem Floor & Hasan Javadi. But not most. @xenon54...

And here we go again.....:disagree::hitwall:

I actually tried to keep it to travelers , explorers during the time of the Safavid. Had i looked for modern ones the list of sources would be A LOT longer to support that they were in fact Persians with Iranian-Azeri origin. No need to continue. As i said, this isn't going anywhere.

Haha, how do i have them? All i said was that the Semites were mentioned a lot later than the Aryans. But that doesn't mean the Aryans were first and came for example before the Africans etc. I neither agree with what you said about everything or what he said about everything. You both distorted...

I'm not even going to reply to this as before. Already replied to the VERY similar thing you said earlier. And no need to copy and paste the same answer now to you just to prove you wrong again. Read a history book. You'll learn something. Go open a new thread if you guys want to continue to...

:stop::suicide:Dude.......Don't start haha, we JUST stopped this debate. Every culture is rich and good in its own ways. No need for any supremacy talks now and this isn't what this thread is about.....The subject is..." Iran nuclear deal: Saudi Arabia warns it will strike out on its own" Lets...

The Ottomans and Mughals yes, maybe....But the Safavids, No.