"دليل بلاد فارس. مجلد I" [ظ‎‎٣‎٣‎٣] (٨٢٠/٦٨٥)

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SAF—SAH
Garili, Bughiri and other Turks, said to have been brought here from
Sarakhs by Nadir Shah.
. ^ i s said to have been founded by Safi Khan of Sarakhs, one of Nadir’s
chiefs, on whom Nadir Shah conferred the district, and who brought a
lot of families with him from there to settle it.
Piece-goods, sugar, and kerosine oil are imported into Safiabad from
Sabzawar about 24 miles distant, while cotton and wheat are exported via
Shlrvan, to which place a track runs through the hills.
It is remarkable as having no trees, but there is much cultivation above
and below it.—(ZZ. M. Temple-, Yate, 1897.)
SAFlD—
A fertile valley in Khorasan, about 40 miles from Turbat-i-Haidari, on
the road to Meshed.— (Goldsmid-, Bellew.)
SAFIDAN—
A village in the Khh Paleh sub-district of Shahrfld-Bustam.--(£dimd-
ler.)
SAFlD RUD—
Also called Ab-i-Marushk (q.v.). The stream which rises in and waters
the Marush plain, the laht-i-Julgah and Is-hqabad sub-district of Nishapfir,
and then flows southwards towards the Shur Rud.— {Schindler.)
SAFlRABlD-
See Safarabad.
SAFR0LLI —Lat. 36° 8' 49'; Long. 68° 6' 30'.—
A caravanserai in Khorasan, 23 miles from Sabzawar, on the road to
Nishapur. —( Lentz.)
SAFURlA—
A hamlet in Khorasan, on the road from Tabas to Khflr. A few sup
plies are procurable, and peaches and apples when in season. The water
is salt and putrid ; but there is a very fine spring, called the Chashmeh-i-
8hah, 2 miles to the west, where the water is excellent, being said to be
the best between Yazd and —{MacGregor.)
SAGDEH—
A village in Khorasan, 15 miles from Nishapur towards Sabzawar. It
is described as a filthy village.— {Eastwick.)
SAH DEH—
A village in Khorasan, 56 miles on the road from Ttin to Nishapur, from
which it is 84 miles distant. It is walled, and contains 100 houses, inhabit
ed by Persians.— {Ferrier.)
sahihAbAd—
XT .4_ v ^ a & e Nishapur district of Khorasan, 3 miles south-east of
Nishapur.— {Napier-)