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Najafabad is a city in Isfahan Province, Iran. // Isfahan province has enjoyed the benefit of being capital of Persia for 200 years during the 17th and 18th centuries. ...


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najafabad is the birthplace of Hossein-Ali Montazeri , Mostafa Moeen and many other iranian celebrities, Najafabad is placed 28 kilometers west of Isfahan. (1991 pop. 160,004), (2002 pop. 200,000) Ayatollah Hossein-Ali Montazeri (حسینعلی منتظری in Persian) was one of the leaders of the Islamic Revolution in Iran. ... Dr Mostafa Moeen Mostafa Moeen, M.D. (مصطفی معین; born April 1, 1951), also spelled Moin, is an Iranian politician and professor, and an Advisor to the former President Mohammad Khatami. ... Part of Shah Abbas large urban project in his new capital, the Chahār Bāgh Four Gardens, is a four-kilometer avenue in the city of Isfahan. ...


Najafabad is another outskirt of Isfahan. Najafabad was an outskirt of Isfahan. It is the trade center for an agricultural region noted for its pomegranates. Najafabad


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