simurgh

The Zumrud-u Phoenix, also known as the Simurga, is a mythical bird. It is said that its tears have healing powers and that it can burn itself and then come back to life from its own ashes.

Ece Ayhan is saying that the word "simrug" is a secret measure that is the same as the Persian word "simurg," which means "thirty birds" and is also known as "phoenix" in the Middle East. This bird is a beautiful emblem of Iranian Airlines and is also a fairy tale bird.

A group of birds set out on a long and difficult journey to find the sultan behind the Kafdagi. Along the way, those who lacked determination and were too attached to worldly things dropped out. When they reached the Kafdagi, they had to cross seven valleys, each more difficult than the last: Desire, Love, Ingenuity, Istigna, Tawhid, Astonishment, and Absence. Only thirty birds were able to make it through all seven valleys, and instead of finding the sultan, they were met with a surprise.

In Iranian mythology, the Phoenix is given the name because it is made up of thirty different birds that are all different colors.

Simurg is a Persian word that means thirty birds.