<\/span>History of Qaen<\/a><\/span><\/h2>\n
According to archaeological evidence and findings, the history of human settlement in Khonik Cave located 18 km south of Qaen dates back to 12 to 20 thousand years BC. Regarding this city, it can be said that Qaen<\/strong> is one of the ancient and historical cities of South Khorasan province, which according to historical texts dates back to pre-Islamic times. This city was important in the Sassanid period.<\/p>\n
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If you are looking to buy saffron in Qaen, you can easily buy up to 1 tone of saffron from Qaen through the section below and we will send it to you in less than a week. (It is possible to buy through PayPal.)<\/p>\n
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Qaen was the largest city of Ghohestan in the Islamic period and has always been important because it was located on the important trade routes of Sistan and Kerman and the shores of the Oman Sea<\/strong>. The commercial and economic importance of Qaen was such that in the fourth century AH, it was called (Oman Gate and Kerman Dock and Khorasan Warehouse). In the Islamic period, this city had a fort with different gates and a moat surrounded it, which still has a small part of the remains of this moat.<\/p>\n
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Nasser Khosrow Ghobadiani visited this city in the middle of the fifth century AH and described it as follows: I have not seen Khorasan<\/strong> bigger than that and that arch is not suitable for that mosque and the mansion of the whole city is in a dome …). At the end of the fifth century AH, this city, and other areas of Ghohestan were the scenes of clashes between the Ismaili martyrs and the forces of the Seljuk government. In the middle of the seventh century AH, Holakukhan destroyed the castles of Alamut and Ghohestan, and in this enclave, many cities and settlements were destroyed and many were killed.<\/p>\n
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On this date, peace was lost from Qaen because Hamdullah Mostofi in 720 AH mentioned Qaen and his people as follows: Archaeological excavations in recent years, which began with the excavation of the hill of Prince Hussein Qaen, led to the discovery of the remains of the Qaen Grand Mosque<\/strong>, which indicates the prosperity and prestige of the city in the Seljuk period.<\/p>\n
As biographers and historians have quoted, the Qaen region with a history of thirty thousand years is one of the first origins of the Khorasan civilization.<\/p>\n
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Fakhr al-Islam<\/strong> attributes the birth of Cain to the time of Cain, the son of Adam, and in the culture of Dehkhoda, the first building of the city of Cain named Sam Ibn Nariman in the revival of the kings is attributed to Ki Lohrasb, the father of Goshtasb. They are sitting on the stone of this city. According to Sykes’ travelogue, written in 328 BC, 13,000 defenders of the city of Qaen came against Alexander the Great’s army, and Dr. Blue Goldsmith believes that the castle of Mount Qaen was in the hands of the Achaemenids.<\/p>\n
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Qaen in the era of Sassanid rulers is also one of the important centers of power and one of the few strategic cities of Iran. Hijri has named the three gates of the city as Darkun, Draklauj, and Darzaqan<\/strong>.<\/p>\n
Marco Polo and Nizi considered Ghaen’s weather to be extremely moderate and Yaqut Hamavi and Abda … Mohammad Ibn Ahmad Moghaddasi introduced it as the port of Khorasan and the treasury of Kerman. He camped, but by the grace and wisdom of the ruler of the city, he passed by it without war or bloodshed.<\/p>\n
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In the Safavid era, in 1002 AH, Shah Abbas Safavid visited Qaen, and years later, during the Zandi dynasty, when Lotfali Khan Zand fled Kerman and came to Qaen, he was received there. On his return, the Qaenians gave him several cavalries to fight with Agha Mohammad Khan Qajar.<\/p>\n
Dr. Joseph English considered Ghaen to be from the populated areas of Khorasan and the camp of brave men who had lived through swordsmanship and archery.<\/p>\n
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Qaen city has many historical and tourist attractions, which will be introduced in the package of Eidaneh and tourist attractions, so that dear travelers who intend to travel to Ghaenat, the land of red gold, will have good and happy moments in this city.<\/p>\n
According to the General Population and Housing Census (2011), the population of Ghaenat city is 152,401 people and the number of households is 42,100, of which 64,832 people live in urban areas and 87,569 people live in rural areas. Of this population, 75,881 are men and 76,520 are women.<\/p>\n
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<\/span>Souvenirs<\/span><\/h2>\n<\/span>Barberry<\/span><\/h3>\n
Barberry is native to temperate and subtropical regions of Europe, Asia, Africa, North America, and South America. Iran is the largest producer of barberry in the world, among which Khorasan province and Ghaenat city, with nearly 97% of the cultivated lands of this product, produce 95% of the world’s barberry.<\/p>\n
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<\/span>Saffron<\/span><\/h3>\n
As everyone knows, saffron in the city of Qaen is famous in the world and everyone in Iran knows the city of Qaen as the city of saffron. Saffron This city has many fans around the world and also this city is the largest saffron producer in Iran.<\/p>\n
It is also worth mentioning that all the saffron of our company is harvested from this city.<\/p>\n
Saffron is sold in 5 types in Ghaenat, each of these types has different characteristics and prices. For example, Negin saffron has the highest quality among the types of saffron and also the highest price. On the other hand, Konj saffron has the lowest price. If you are not familiar with the types of saffron, we suggest you read the rest of the article.<\/p>\n
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<\/span>1. Types of saffron-Dasteh (in English Bunch) Saffron<\/span><\/h3>\n
“Dasteh” or “Dokhtar-Pich” is the main strand of Iranian saffron. When the farmer picks the strands of the saffron from the petals, he dries them and puts them together. The top part of these strands is red and the bottom part is orange.<\/p>\n
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This type of Iranian saffron is graded as the 4th grade and the overall color of this type is between 120 to 150 units. The price of this type of saffron is the lowest. For information on the properties of saffron during pregnancy, you can refer to the article on the Benefits of saffron for pregnant women<\/a>.<\/p>\n
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<\/span>2. Types of saffron-Poushal Saffron<\/span><\/h3>\n
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As you can see from the figure above, if the farmer cuts the stigma from the part lower than the red part, it is called Poushal saffron. In this type of saffron, you can see a yellowish strand. This shows that the saffron is genuine and therefore many people trust this type of saffron more (However, if you trust the brand’s name, Sargol and Super Negin are better). This type of saffron has an overall color of between 170 and 250 units.<\/p>\n
<\/span>\u00a03. Types of saffron-Sargol Saffron (aka Sarghalam)<\/span><\/h3>\n
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If the farmer cuts the top red part of the stigma, it is called Sargol saffron (which means the tip of the flower in Persian). Therefore, this type of saffron is all-red. The overall color of this type of saffron is between 210 to 260 units.<\/p>\n
<\/span>4. Types of saffron-Super Negin Saffron<\/span><\/h3>\n
This saffron is a type of Poushal saffron. if the farmer separates the thick strands of red stigma, this type of saffron is produced. Many companies use this type of saffron for export and have the best appearance and color among all types of saffron. Ana Qayen also uses this type of saffron for export.<\/p>\n
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This saffron has an overall color of 230 to 270 units. It is worth mentioning the production of this type of saffron is a bit difficult and time-consuming, yet the stigmas are long and thick which is alluring to the customers.<\/p>\n
<\/span>\u00a05. Types of saffron-\u201cKonj\u201d or White Saffron<\/span><\/h3>\n
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As you studied earlier, saffron has two parts: Sargol (stigma containing three branches) and root (cream). The main part is red and is famous for Sargol (which means the tip of the flower in Persian). The white part attached to the end of the Sargol is called the saffron root or white saffron.<\/p>\n
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The color of these strands is light yellowish-white. Saffron root is also famous for Konj saffron. Although the color of this part of saffron is very low, there are also saffron compounds in this part. That is why some people use this type of saffron in the treatment of some diseases. White saffron has a good flavor but is much less expensive than other saffron products because of its low color.<\/p>\n
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Saffron root does not contain Crocin. The main color of saffron is crocin which causes the red stigma of the saffron. However, White Saffron has all the properties of Sargol saffron. But what is the use of white saffron? Saffron has many medical properties that if you can not buy it because of its high price you can use white saffron (cream) for a much lower price. Traditional medicine used the infused properties of the saffron root.<\/p>\n
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Many famous scientists such as Zakaria Razi, Al-Biruni, and Ibn Sina used saffron to cure diseases. As was mentioned earlier, saffron root does not have the color of Sargol, yet it includes all the properties of saffron that have led to significant results in new research on saffron, including the treatment of jaundice, sexual and liver enhancement, learning disorders, etc.<\/p>\n
<\/span>About Ana Qayen saffron<\/span><\/h2>\n
Many people are looking for a place where they can buy saffron in bulk. We are a supplier of Iranian saffron and if you want to buy saffron in bulk, you have come to the right place. Our saffron is harvested from the city of Qayen in Iran, one of the most famous cities for the quality of saffron. This city is known as the city of saffron in Iran.<\/p>\n
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To buy saffron in bulk, you may visit our Buy Iranian saffron<\/a> page. We also have another branch in Lyon, France, which makes it very easy for you to order in Europe. For information on the exact price of saffron, you can contact us through the Contact us page<\/a> or WhatsApp.<\/p>\n
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When you want to buy saffron in bulk, you should be sure about the quality of the saffron that you are buying. Our saffron has got a European certificate from SAI CHIMIE<\/a> lab which is one of the most famous labs in Europe. Also, our saffron is packaged in different and luxurious packages. You can see our different packing below.<\/p>\n
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You can buy saffron in bulk with these packages in our online shop. You can also find us on social media via Instagram<\/a>, Facebook<\/a>, Linkedin<\/a>, Pinterest<\/a>, and Youtube<\/a>.<\/p>\n
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