Best Persian Songs of 1403 on RadioJavan
FarsiChart · live rankingThese are the most-played Persian songs of 1403 on FarsiChart, ranked by their RadioJavan plays so far. 1403 is a year of the Persian (Jalali) calendar, running from Nowruz on March 20, 2024 to March 20, 2025: a song counts for 1403 when its release date falls inside that span, and songs with no exact release date on file are left out. As of October 11, 2026, the most-played on RadioJavan is “Shabe Eshgh” by Behnam Bani; on Spotify it is “Hezaro Yek Shab” by Erfan Tahmasbi.
Updated daily · October 11, 2026
1403 on RadioJavan and Spotify
727 songs dated to 1403 have a title in Persian script and a RadioJavan play count; the top 100 are shown here. The Spotify view ranks the same year by Spotify plays, and 45 songs appear on both lists. Songs by rap artists hold 21 of the 100 places here and songs by pop artists 76.
How this list is built
Each song’s year comes from its release date, converted to the Persian calendar, with the year turning at Nowruz. Songs whose title is on file in Persian script and that have a RadioJavan play count are ranked by those plays. No song is added or moved by hand.
Other years
See the best Persian songs of 1402 (2023–2024) and 1404 (2025–2026), or the whole 1400s decade. The newest releases are on the new releases chart.
Frequently asked questions
What is the most-played Persian song of 1403 on RadioJavan?
Of the songs dated to 1403 on FarsiChart, “Shabe Eshgh” by Behnam Bani has the most RadioJavan plays as of October 11, 2026, followed by “Dokhtar Irooni” by Sohrab Pakzad and “Ey Jan” by Sijal, Sami Beigi and others. On Spotify the leader is “Hezaro Yek Shab” by Erfan Tahmasbi.
Is 1403 the same as 2024?
Not quite. 1403 runs from Nowruz on March 20, 2024 to March 20, 2025, so a song released between January 1 and March 19, 2024 belongs to 1402, and one released between January 1 and March 20, 2025 belongs to 1403.
Why is this list different from the Spotify one?
Each service counts only its own plays, and each view holds only the songs with a play count on its own platform, so the two orders differ; 45 songs appear on both lists.
How is a song’s year decided?
By its release date, converted to the Persian calendar. A song with no release date, or with only a year, is left out: a January–December year spans two Persian years, so the year alone can’t say which one it falls in. To be ranked, a song also needs its title on file in Persian script and a play count.
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