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Simurgh

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Description

Simurgh is a benevolent, mythical bird in Persian mythology and literature. It is sometimes equated with other mythological birds such as the phoenix. It is narrated that if you burn Simorgh feathers, she will appear. When Zal wanted to say goodbye to Simorgh, Simorgh gave three of his feathers to Zal and said: Whenever you are in a tight spot, burn the feathers so that I can rush to your aid. Simurgh is inhabited by the mythical Qaf Mountain. Simorgh is wise and aware of hidden secrets. She plays an important role in the stories of Shahnameh. His nest is the mythical mountain of Qaf. She is wise and prudent and knows the secrets. She nurtures Zal and always supports him under his wing. He helps Rustam in the battle with Esfandiar. Except in Shahnameh, other Persian poets have also made Simorgh the face of their story. Attar Neyshabouri is one of them. The phrase " sī murğ " means "thirty birds" in Persian; this has been used by Attar of Nishapur in his symbolic story of The Conference of the Birds in which he played with the name.

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