Description:
The Darashews are a large and diverse family originating in the Iranian province of Khorasan. They are a Shi’ite Muslim community and their surname derives from the Arabic word darasawi, meaning “descendant of a nobleman”. The Darashews are believed to have migrated to Iran in the late eighteenth century. There are many different variants of the Darashews’ surname, including Daraesh, Daraesi, Darasi, Daraeshi, Darasi, Daraesi, Darasi, Darasi, Daraesi, Daraesi, Daraesi, Daraesi, Darasi, Daraesi, and Darasi. The Darashews are a religious and cultural minority in Iran and many of them live in the capital, Tehran. They are well-known for their embroidery and weaving skills and their distinctive clothing, which includes long tunics and headscarves.
