Islamiyeh

Islamiyeh is the name of several settlements in Iran and surrounding regions. It is a common toponym derived from the word Islam combined with the Persian suffix -iyeh, meaning "place of" or "belonging to." Because it refers to multiple places, Islamiyeh usually requires additional geographic qualifiers—such as country, province, or district—to identify a specific locality.

In Iran and other Persian-speaking areas, Islamiyeh can designate small villages or rural communities within a county or district. The name may also be used for neighborhoods within larger towns or cities, reflecting historical or religious associations.

Etymology and usage: The form is typically transliterated as Islamiyeh, Islāmiyeh, or Islamiye, depending on local pronunciation and transliteration conventions. The suffix -iyeh is common in Persian- and Urdu-language toponyms, producing many place names with similar construction across the region.

Note: Without more context, Islamiyeh is not a single, uniquely defined place; identifying it requires specifying the country and administrative division.