Persian Rap Songs of the 1400s FarsiChart · live ranking
The most-played Persian rap songs of the 1400s — the current Jalali decade, which began in 2021. This is the only chart on FarsiChart that is not finished: it grows every time the catalogue does.
Updated daily · September 10, 2026
The most-played Persian rap since 1400
As of September 10, 2026 they are Saaghi (Ft Koorosh), Man Bahat Ghahram and Dashte Parvaneha (Ft Sogand), across 100 songs on this chart.
Nobody owns this decade yet
The 1380s belonged to Zedbazi, who hold about a fifth of that chart on their own. Nothing like that has happened here: the leading acts hold three to five places each out of a hundred. Whether that is a scene with no centre or one that has not chosen yet is the interesting open question.
A chart that is not finished
Every other decade page on this site is describing something closed. This one is not — the 1400s run to 2031, and new releases file themselves in within six hours of reaching the catalogue. Compare it with the 1390s, which is settled.
How this list is built
A song belongs here because of its own release date, converted to the Persian calendar. The genre comes from the artist’s category. No mood tag is involved.
Frequently asked questions
Which decade is this?
The 1400s in the Persian calendar, which began in March 2021 and is still running. Every song here was released in 2021 or later.
Is this chart complete?
No, and it cannot be — the decade is half over. It already holds more rap songs than the whole of the 1380s and 1390s in RadioJavan plays, which says how fast the genre is still growing.
Who is leading it?
No single act dominates the way Zedbazi did the 1380s. Mahyar with Farzad Mahan, The Don, Arta and Dekamond hold the most places, and the spread is much flatter than in earlier decades.
How is this list built?
Membership comes from each song’s release date and the artist’s category. Plays decide the order, and both refresh with the catalogue.
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