The Rise and Decline of the Sasanian Empire

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Modern Iranian culture has been strongly influenced by Islam, which has become the national religion and has imbued many of its laws and Arabian customs into Middle Eastern culture. However, along with Islamic culture, the Iranians also have their own culture, which peaked under the Sasanian Empire. Some of their art even included carving sculptures into cliff faces! This empire may be relatively unknown today in Western culture, but their army was powerful enough to fight with the Roman and Byzantine Empires and win.
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It seems like the Arabic culture had displaced the richer European like Persian culture.

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Sasanians were not Persian.

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The Sasanians were completely Persian