Sāsānīyān va a'rāb: Persiska (Farsi) 1401

The book "Sassanians and Arabs" is a work in which "Mahnaz Babaei" especially researched "the diplomacy of Iran and Byzantium in the Arabian Peninsula in the 6th century AD", which was a continuous conflict over the surrounding areas of both lands. Checked. The main policy of the Sassanid and Byzantine governments in the sixth century was a combination of war and diplomacy at the same time. In the meantime, "Mahnaz Babaei" in the book "Sassanians and Arabs" has shown the prominent use of this important political tool in its historical context in the 6th century AD, with more emphasis on the diplomatic aspect of foreign policies. The Sassanid era in Iran, especially during the reign of Khosrow I until it collapsed at the hands of the Muslim Arabs, is considered one of the most important periods in the development and formation of diplomacy, and historical research shows that Iran in this era, relations It has organized a wide foreign exchange with other governments and has used diplomacy as the most important weapon to advance foreign policies besides war. The competition between Iran and Byzantium in the Arabian Peninsula in the 6th century was over the commercial position of this region as well as its land and sea routes, which affected both the fate of this region and the competing governments. In the book "Sassanians and Arabs" the motivations of the diplomatic competition and its background between the Sassanid and Byzantine governments over southern Arabia and the important commercial areas in the Red Sea basin have been investigated, which are from Syriac and Greek sources that have been less used so far. have been paying attention, benefited.