Apranik, The Female Symbol of Persian Resistance. The Sassanid Commander, daughter of Piran, General of Yazdgird the Third. She fought gracefully, resistance fighting against Arab Oppressors during Arab Invasion, killed many of them and done many damages to the Arab Army.
![The Mah-rui (lit. moon-faced) are two metallic stands about nine inches in height. They are always used in pair, one placed in front of the other. They are also called barsom-dan, because the barsom twigs are placed upon them. They are the ceremonial instruments referred to as Mah-ruyo in the Dadistan-i Denig (Chap. 48.14). [1] There, the Aurvis, or the stone slab of the Yazashna-gah is spoken of as the proper place for the mah-rui. They must always be metallic (shatvarin). [2] Nine Inch, Moon Face, Stone Slab, Dan, Instruments, Metallic, Artwork](https://i.pinimg.com/236x/2b/8c/1e/2b8c1ea105eb647df5bcbf003bed9729--stone-slab-the-stone.jpg)
![Barsom -- The baresman (Phl. barsom), or sacred bundle of twigs (or "slender wands") preferredly Tamarisk, but later metal wires, is a ritual implement in Zoroastrian practices since prehistoric times. an "ancient Indo-Iranian emblem of seeking the Holy", and it "establishes a connecting link between getig[material] and the menog [spiritual] realm. thus is a prototypical 'magic wand'. The Grand Grimoire, Spirit Sticks, Del Re, Ritual Magic, Cognates, Old Norse, British Library, Prehistoric, Occult](https://i.pinimg.com/236x/31/df/a0/31dfa0a6a7c260719b7396da3eb79362--spirit-sticks-magic-wands.jpg)
