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Zell-e Soltan at his summer hunting palace near Isfahan

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English: In this staged photo taken by Zell-e Soltan at his summer hunting palace near Isfahan, one of his African slaves holds his son. According to the caption, the infant (Iqbal) is the real son of the adult African slave, Haji Yaqut Khan, suggesting he wasn’t a eunuch and could father his own children. The caption says that Yaqut Khan is in his ethnic clothes (languteh), which was mainly worn by Africans outside of Iran, 1904. Photograph: Zell-e-Soltan/Kimia Foundation
فارسی: ظل‌السلطان این عکس را در شکارگاه تابستانی‌اش در نزدیکی اصفهان صحنه‌پردازی کرده و یک از برده‌هایش را به تصویر درآورده که فرزندش را در آغوش دارد. بنا به شرح عکس، این فرزند واقعی بردهٔ آفریقایی - حاجی یاقوت‌خان - است و اقبال نام دارد؛ او خواجه نبوده و می‌توانسته فرزند داشته باشد. در توضیح عکس آمده که یاقوت‌خان لباس قومی خویش (لنگ) بر تن دارد که پوشش آفریقایی‌های خارج از ایران بوده است، ۱۹۰۴. عکاس: ظل‌السلطان - آرشیو نبردهای معاصر، لندن، بریتانیا.
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Source https://www.theguardian.com/world/iran-blog/2016/jan/14/african-slavery-in-qajar-iran-in-photos
Author African slaves in Iran during the Qajar era were often eunuchs. Their dress suggests that they belonged to the king or high-ranking members of his court.

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