Shaahin Bahremand 's Photoblog
Commemoration Day of Khayyam
Posted by Shaahin Bahremand (Tehran, Iran) on 15 May 2012 in Cityscape & Urban and Portfolio.
تهران - پارک لاله
مجسمه ی غیاثالدین ابوالفتح عمر بن ابراهیم خیام نیشابوری
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دوره : سلجوقی
نقش خیام در حل معادلات درجه سوم و مطالعات اش درباره ی اصل پنجم اقلیدس نام او را به عنوان ریاضی دانی برجسته در تاریخ علم ثبت کرده است. ابداع نظریه ای درباره ی نسبت های هم ارز با نظریه ی اقلیدس نیز از مهم ترین کارهای اوست
تدوین تقویم جلالی، رباعیات، استاد بی بدیل فلسفه ی طبیعی (مادی) ریاضیات، منطق و متافیزیک، مثلث خیام - پاسکال، چهارضلعی خیام - ساکری مهمترین کارهای خیام می باشند
Tehran - Laleh Park
The words about Khayyam are a lot.
Omar Khayyám (1048–1131) was a Persian polymath: philosopher, mathematician, astronomer and poet. He also wrote treatises on mechanics, geography, mineralogy, music, climatology and Islamic theology.
Khayyám is claimed to be a member of a panel that introduced several reforms to the Iranian calendar.[citation needed] On March 15, 1079, Sultan Malik Shah accepted this corrected calendar as the official Persian calendar.
This calendar was known as the Jalali calendar after the Sultan, and was in force across Greater Iran from the 11th to the 20th centuries. It is the basis of the Iranian calendar which is followed today in Iran and Afghanistan. While the Jalali calendar is more accurate than the Gregorian, it is based on actual solar transit, similar to Hindu calendars, and requires an ephemeris for calculating dates. The lengths of the months can vary between 29 and 31 days depending on the moment when the sun crosses into a new zodiacal area (an attribute common to most Hindu calendars). This meant that seasonal errors were lower than in the Gregorian calendar.
The modern-day Iranian calendar standardizes the month lengths based on a reform from 1925, thus minimizing the effect of solar transits. Seasonal errors are somewhat higher than in the Jalali version, but leap years are calculated as before.
Loukas from Athens and Thessaloniki, Greece
Nice statue and nice light in the photo
15 May 2012 5:25am
@Loukas: Thank a lot :)
SILV3R WOLF from RASHT, Iran
مجسمه زیبای این بزرگ مرد رو چه گستاخانه مجروح کردن!!! کار زشتیه ، توهین به شخصیت اینچنیی؟ چرا؟
ممنون از توضیحات مفید و مفصل همیشگی
15 May 2012 5:27am
@SILV3R WOLF: افراد مذهبی متعصب این کار رو کردن. ممنونم از حضورت :)
@Bron: Grateful :)
Grigore from Bucuresti, Romania
Staring at me! I'm afraid! Good thing you managed to scare me! :))
15 May 2012 6:03am
@Grigore: Appreciate :)
omid from mashhad, Iran
خیلی خیلی جالبه
.
مخصوصا این خُم که زیر أبای حضرت خیام جاسازی شده
.
البته خرابی بینی هم باید بگم خیلی تأسف باره
15 May 2012 6:14am
@omid: البته. تا اونجایی که من اطلاع دارم یه سری مذهبی متعصب این کار رو کردن :)
@Phil: Merci :)
Bruce from Tacoma, United States
Very nice pictue and the history lesson. It is always nice to learn of important people in other cultures.
15 May 2012 6:33am
@Bruce: Thanks a lot :)
@Nigel: Thanks :)
Stephen from Canberra, Australia
Very strong framing of this imposing statue and interesting information as well.
15 May 2012 7:59am
@Stephen: Many Thanks :)
L'Angevine from Angers, France
j'aurais éliminé ce lampadaire à gauche et mieux cadrer ce personnage
15 May 2012 8:09am
@L'Angevine: Merci :)
omid from mashhad, Iran
امیدوارم اینجوری که شما میگی نباشه
.
اگه باشه هم به نظرم بهتره به اینصورت بیان نشه
چون اثر معکوس میذاره
.
ولی من اگه متعصب بودم
حتما سبوی حضرتش را میشکستم
تا بینی
;)
15 May 2012 8:25am
@omid: امید جان بهتر از این نمی تونستم بیان کنم :)
Rafael from Talavera de la reina, Spain
Thank you for the text. It´´s a good idea to share this knowledgements. Have a good day.
15 May 2012 9:17am
@Rafael: Appreciate :)
Willem from Noord-Scharwoude, Netherlands
A interesting photo (and text) with a nice composition, well done.
15 May 2012 9:19am
@Willem: Thanks :)
J.R. from Urasoe City, Japan
Interesting statue and the information shared was good
15 May 2012 9:27am
@J.R.: Many Thanks :)
Tamara from Aarschot, Belgium
Excellent framing and light... A beautiful portrait of this statue ! Have a lovely day :)
15 May 2012 9:35am
@Tamara: Merci :)
@Melocoton: Grateful :)
@Heinz: Danke schon :)
Othersideblue from Kerman, Iran
نظرم اینه که بهتر میبود این عکس رو با کنتراست بالاتری ادیت میکردید و فوکس روی موضوع عکس بیشتر بود با پشت
.زمینه محوتری
15 May 2012 10:23am
@Othersideblue: با نظرت کاملا موافقم. خودم اصلا از این عکس راضی نیستم :)
@Mirjam: Thanks a lot :)
arvin from sari, Iran
چقدر زیباست این مجسمه های مشاعیر ایران و شعرهای زیباشون...
افرین شاهین جان خیلی جالب و دیدنی بود مخصوصا توضیحات...
15 May 2012 11:31am
@arvin: مرسی :)
Rick from Toronto, Canada
An excellent statue and you have framed it so well here. Very interesting notes about the calendars, too.
15 May 2012 11:47am
@Rick: Thankful :)
B.Sully from Surf City, United States
Nice capture! Thanks for sharing the history too, very fascinating!
15 May 2012 11:55am
@B.Sully: Appreciate :)
@Hiro: Thanks :)
@Mhelene: Merci :)
@Don Levesque: Many Thanks :)
Jypyä Pop from Turku, Finland
People like him have laid the foundations for modern science. Honor them.
15 May 2012 1:33pm
@Jypyä Pop: Thankful :)
@Aigleloup: Merci :)
sue-ann foto from Canada
nice statue treated like a human... well framed and good light...
15 May 2012 1:51pm
@sue-ann foto: Thanks :)
@CElliottUK: Thankful :)
Sterre from Utrecht, Netherlands
Strong picture of the statue, an impressive man.
Is damaged the nose of the image?.
Thanks for the very interesting story.
Have a lovely time.
15 May 2012 2:21pm
@Sterre: His nose damaged by many subversives :)
farNaaz from Iran, Iran
اول بگم : آه :(
اگر درست یادم باشه این وسط یک باغچه بود که دورتادورش گل رز کاشته شده بود
آخرش هم بگم : آه :(
15 May 2012 2:28pm
@farNaaz: ممنونم از کامنت بسیار خوبتون :)
Nicou from Sion, Switzerland
Grandisoe cpatage de cette statue quel cadrage et compo merveilleux.
Belle soirée
15 May 2012 3:12pm
@Nicou: Merci :)
Thea from Leeuwarden, Netherlands
Very interesting history,even more lively with this beautiful statue to watch!
15 May 2012 3:54pm
@Thea: Thanks :)
@yiannis krikis: Many Thanks :)
El pare from Prepirineu, Andorra
The light is fantastic and your explanation really great.
15 May 2012 4:21pm
@El pare: Appreciate :)
Thierry Pouleur from anseremme, Belgium
c'est pas gentil, on lui a casser le né, bien vu
15 May 2012 4:42pm
Universe from Tehran, Iran
بسیار زیبا
روانش شاد
.
ماییم و می و مطرب و این کنج خراب
جان و دل و جام و جامه پر درد شراب
.
فارغ ز امید رحمت و بیم عذاب
آزاد ز خاک و باد و از آتش و آب
.
15 May 2012 4:53pm
@Universe: مرسی :)
philippe from moselle, France
une imposante sculpture, là je me sens tout petit !!!
15 May 2012 6:53pm
@philippe: Merci :)
@Lalena: Gracias :)
@Calusarus: Merci :)
@Mahdi Monavari: ممنونم :)
@Lena: Thanks a lot :)
@Marilla: Many Thanks :)
@RBL: Grateful :)
Hanry from Castricum, Netherlands
Nice atmospheric shot of this seriously looking polymath. Beautiful details and lovely lighting. Thanks for the description, is very valuable.
15 May 2012 8:00pm
@Hanry: Many Thanks :)
Benkirane Thami from Fès, Morocco
Tiens, pour accompagner ton image, je vais re-lire quelques célèbres quatrains du grand Khayyam!
Bonne fin de journée!
15 May 2012 8:23pm
@Benkirane Thami: Merci :)
curieuzeneuzemosterdpot from somewhere between viewer and subject, Belgium
I know nothing about iran and his history.
so I'm glad you teach me, shaahin! :-))
beautiful shot of this statue!!
15 May 2012 9:53pm
@curieuzeneuzemosterdpot: Appreciate :)
john4jack from Corvallis, Oregon, United States
thank you for your commentary. he is considered a giant in my country
15 May 2012 11:15pm
@john4jack: Thanks :)
Baldwin VW from Bejuma, Venezuela
Fabulous statue and very interesting information. Great photo !!!
15 May 2012 11:58pm
@Baldwin VW: Many Thanks :)
Elaine Hancock from Rockville, United States
Beautiful statue and a wonderful history. He was a very wise man. I have a book of quotes from "The Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám". I am glad that there is a commemoration day for such a great man.
16 May 2012 1:10am
@Elaine Hancock: wow ! I'm so happy ! you read his books ! Many Thanks :)
@Steve Rice: Thankful :)
Nelida De La Fuente from Tres Arroyos, Argentina
Omar Khayyam interesting sculpture that symbolizes the science of research on solar transits that give more credence to the reality of the calendar. Someone to remember with admiration for its history indicates a lifetime of knowledge on various topics for the benefit to society.
very interesting, a hug.
16 May 2012 5:19am
@Nelida De La Fuente: Many thanks for your attention :)
@Doug: Thanks :)
@Chantal: Merci :)
@Lewis: Many Thanks :)
jpla from St Barthélémy d, France
Jolie lumière ! Je te souhaite une agréable journée
JP
16 May 2012 7:47am
@jpla: Merci :)
@Tede: Merci :)
سما from khoram abad, Iran
می خوردن و شاد بودن آیین منست
فارغ بودن ز کفر و دین دین منست
گفتم به عروس دهر کابین تو چیست
گفتا دل خرم تو کابین منست
......
شاهین جان نورش رو خودت اینطوری تنظیم کردین؟
سوای همه نظرا در مورد سبک عکس...
حسن سلیقه بوده انتخاب خیام
:)
ولی ای کاش اینطور به مجسمه این بزرگ مرد توهین نمی کردن
16 May 2012 9:36am
@سما: ممنونم از کامنت خوب :)
@Martine: Merci :)
@grouser: Thanks :)
Lougris from Toulouse, France
une belle representation pour un savant et un érudit !
16 May 2012 10:57am
@Lougris: Merci :)
@arvin: مرسی :)
Laurette from Johannesburg - Fourways, South Africa
A beautiful statue and beautifully captured. Have a good day !
16 May 2012 11:32am
@Laurette: Thanks :)
@Jules: Thankful :)
@Farnaz: ممنونم از کامنتتون :)
@yz: Thankful :)
Don from Spokane, United States
A fine image of this statue. Very interesting about the source and history of the calendar.
16 May 2012 2:41pm
@Don: Many Thanks :)
@Jacques Brassard: Thanks :)
Michael Rawluk from Williams Lake, BC, Canada
Nice shot of that wonderful statue.
17 May 2012 5:45am
@Michael Rawluk: Appreciate :)
@Sarito: Thanks :)
Nina from Haute Loire, France
Thank you for these elements of culture of your country ...
17 May 2012 7:47am
@Nina: Merci :)
omid from mashhad, Iran
از دوستان خواهش میکنم
برای کمک به همدیگه هم که شده
لطف کنند
و در این مبحث شرکت داشته باشند
http://zabanenegah.aminus3.com/image/2012-05-17.html
17 May 2012 8:33am
@omid: حتما :)
@mimbi: ممنونم :)
Gemma Wiseman from Melbourne, Australia
The legend of this great man crosses all countries! I did not know of this beautiful statue!
17 May 2012 11:16am
@Gemma Wiseman: Thanks :)
hugo poon from hong kong, Hong Kong
Such a character of thought and wisdom! Fabulous angle and play of light!
17 May 2012 3:10pm
amirhosain babaee from tehran, Iran
من گر ز مي مغانه مستم مستم/گر كافر و گبر و بت پرستم هستم
هر طايفه ايي به من گماني دارد/من زان خودم چنان كه هستم هستم
ممنون شاهين جان... بالاخره روزي اين بساط جهل و جور ديني برچيده خواهد شد... دين في الواقع افيون ملتهاست به قول ماركس....
17 May 2012 5:41pm
