Talk:Fawzia Shirin

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The language of this article is constipated (the language is very bad and confusing). I personally am not well versed in modern Egyptian history, but I personally believe someone should re-write it.

1 second and last shah
2 Pantherosa
3 Shah of Iran
4 albania?

[edit] second and last shah

he was the second shah and its last; very clear to me if read carefully.

[edit] Pantherosa

I'd be happy to revise the article if you (a) asked politely instead of rudely and (b) if you allowed one to send you emails in return instead of either not specifying an email address or blocking emails from other Wiki users. If you feel very strongly about this issue, you could easily remove it yourself, identify yourself properly, and cite your reasons for deleting "the second" yourself. It is done in Wiki every. Every minute, I wager. Mowens35 19:48, 12 Apr 2005 (UTC)

[edit] Shah of Iran

According to Wiki's own page re "Shah of Iran," whose information is backed up by several reference books on my bookshelf, there have only EVER been two men who titled themselves "Shah of Iran" -- Mohamed Reza Pahlavi and his father. The previous shahs of other dynasties were Shahs of Persia. Iran, the official new name of the country, was inaugurated in 1935, superseding the use of the name Persia. As a result, there have only been two shahs of Iran. Facts are facts. If you have any question regarding this, please check the relevant reference books and we can discuss this situation properly and calmly. Mowens35 20:00, 12 Apr 2005 (UTC)