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| Wellknown Relatives = | | Wellknown Relatives = [[Isma'il I]] (father), [[Isma'il II]] (son) | ||
| Birth = | | Birth = [[919]]/1513 | ||
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| Death/Martyrdom = | | Death/Martyrdom = [[984]]/1576 | ||
| Cause of Death/Martyrdom = | | Cause of Death/Martyrdom = | ||
| Burial Place = | | Burial Place = Mashhad | ||
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| Activities = | | Activities = Expansion of Shi'a in Iran | ||
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'''Shāh Tahmāsb Awwal Ṣafawī''' (Persian: {{ia|شاه تهماسب اول صفوی}}), or '''Tahmasp I''' (b. [[919]]/1513 - d. [[984]]/1576), was the son of [[Isma'il I]] (the founder of the [[Safavid]] dynasty). He was the longest-reigning Safavid king who was in power for 54 years. [[Shiism]] was announced as the official [[religion]] in the period of Isma'il I, but it was established and spread in the period of Tahmmasp. The institution of the Shiite clergy was founded in his period, especially after the immigration of [[al-Muhaqqiq al-Thani]] to [[Iran]] when Shiite clerical families were formed by immigrant scholars and their children. | '''Shāh Tahmāsb Awwal Ṣafawī''' (Persian: {{ia|شاه تهماسب اول صفوی}}), or '''Tahmasp I''' (b. [[919]]/1513 - d. [[984]]/1576), was the son of [[Isma'il I]] (the founder of the [[Safavid]] dynasty). He was the longest-reigning Safavid king who was in power for 54 years. [[Shiism]] was announced as the official [[religion]] in the period of Isma'il I, but it was established and spread in the period of Tahmmasp. The institution of the Shiite clergy was founded in his period, especially after the immigration of [[al-Muhaqqiq al-Thani]] to [[Iran]] when Shiite clerical families were formed by immigrant scholars and their children. | ||