Minou Reeves

Minou Reeves
Minou Reeves
Born	Persian: مینو صمیمی‎; 1946; Tehran, Iran
Occupation	Writer, politician
Language	English

Minou Reeves (Persian: مینو صمیمی‎)(1946 Tehran, Iran) is an Iranian writer, translator, and former politician.[1][2]

Biography

Reeves was born in Tehran, Iran on 1946. She was a woman politician until 1979. At the time of the Iranian Revolution, Reeves was Queen Farah's international secretary.[3] Married to Professor Nigel Reeves.

Books

Female Warriors of Allah [4]
Behind the peacock Throne[5]
Muhammad in Europe[6]

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References

"Muhammad in Europe". nyupress.org.
"شرح نابسامانی های دربار در نگاه منشی فرح پهلوی". Mehr News Agency (in Persian).
"The memories of Minou Reeves". Mehr News Agency (in Persian).
"FEMALE WARRIORS OF ALLAH: Women and the Islamic Revolution". kirkusreviews.com.
"شرح نابسامانی های دربار در نگاه منشی فرح پهلوی". Mehr News Agency (in Persian).
"Muhammad in Europe: A Thousand Years of Western Myth-Making". cambridge.org.

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[1] "Muhammad in Europe". nyupress.org.

[2] "شرح نابسامانی های دربار در نگاه منشی فرح پهلوی". Mehr News Agency (in Persian).

[3] "The memories of Minou Reeves". Mehr News Agency (in Persian).

[4] "FEMALE WARRIORS OF ALLAH: Women and the Islamic Revolution". kirkusreviews.com.

[5] "شرح نابسامانی های دربار در نگاه منشی فرح پهلوی". Mehr News Agency (in Persian).

[6] "Muhammad in Europe: A Thousand Years of Western Myth-Making". cambridge.org.