Promo about Shah nama and Precap connected?

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Posted: 11 years ago
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Promo indicated that Jodha is reading Shah nama. Today's precap indicated that Jodha is discussing something that she might have read about. If she is not required to convert then why is she reading the Shah Nama? Is she reading the Quran her MIL had gifted? I wonder if this is because of her change in feelings for Jalal.

Its also possible that the promo was just an indication of their normal husband wife talk. She might be talking about something else that she heard about and its not from shah nama.

I am just curious about the precap and promo. They do know how to keep us hooked and overuse the brain by over analysis. I would like to hear your thoughts on it as well.
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Posted: 11 years ago
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The promo and precap seemed to be clips from the same scene were jodha is reading in the gardens and jalal comes and talks to her. And I don't think her reading the Shah Nama has anything to do with the whole conversion fiasco in that sense. The scene is probably just to indicate a change of Jodha's feelings towards Jalal and a new found trust and respect for him.
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Posted: 11 years ago
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Originally posted by: Madz1214

The promo and precap seemed to be clips from the same scene were jodha is reading in the gardens and jalal comes and talks to her. And I don't think her reading the Shah Nama has anything to do with the whole conversion fiasco in that sense. The scene is probably just to indicate a change of Jodha's feelings towards Jalal and a new found trust and respect for him.

Think so too..
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Posted: 11 years ago
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The promo and the precap could very well be related...Jodha is supposed to be quite learned & literate...Her changed feelings for Jalal and the wise words of Salim Chisti may have led to her interest in Shahnama😊 I feel Jalal may have asked her to explain the essence of what she had read as he himself was illiterate.
Looking forward to the episode tomorrow...even if its few minutes of their time together😊
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Posted: 11 years ago
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Originally posted by: Madz1214

The promo and precap seemed to be clips from the same scene were jodha is reading in the gardens and jalal comes and talks to her. And I don't think her reading the Shah Nama has anything to do with the whole conversion fiasco in that sense. The scene is probably just to indicate a change of Jodha's feelings towards Jalal and a new found trust and respect for him.

I think so too. She has no reasons for ghrina now! Hope she takes few steps towards him, its high time.
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Posted: 11 years ago
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Originally posted by: sonia_1

The promo and the precap could very well be related...Jodha is supposed to be quite learned & literate...Her changed feelings for Jalal and the wise words of Salim Chisti may have led to her interest in Shahnama😊 I feel Jalal may have asked her to explain the essence of what she had read as he himself was illiterate.

Looking forward to the episode tomorrow...even if its few minutes of their time together😊

Yep, eagerly waiting for tomorrow's episode also Sonia!
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Posted: 11 years ago
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What's Shah nama?
Is that part of the Quran never heard of that?
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Posted: 11 years ago
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Originally posted by: brownprincess25

What's Shah nama?

Is that part of the Quran never heard of that?

Its a list of verses on persian culture before Islam I believe or something like that.
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Posted: 11 years ago
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Wikipedia tells me that Shahnameh is the national epic of modern day Persia, i.e. Iran. It does provide a significant insight on not only Islam, but also Zoroastrianism. The work is centrally important in Persian culture because it defines the ethno-national cultural identity of Persia. It depicts the end of Zoroastrian influence over Persia and the Muslim conquest. So, maybe the book covers certain topics of spirituality, philosophy, religion and God, it is not a holy book and definitely not part of the Quran.
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Posted: 11 years ago
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Originally posted by: awstika

Wikipedia tells me that Shahnameh is the national epic of modern day Persia, i.e. Iran. It does provide a significant insight on not only Islam, but also Zoroastrianism. The work is centrally important in Persian culture because it defines the ethno-national cultural identity of Persia. It depicts the end of Zoroastrian influence over Persia and the Muslim conquest. So, maybe the book covers certain topics of spirituality, philosophy, religion and God, it is not a holy book and definitely not part of the Quran.

Thanks for these details buddy.

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