Tahmineh is a character from Persian literature, particularly known from the epic poem Shahnameh, written by the poet Ferdowsi. She is the daughter of the king of Samangan and is celebrated for her beauty and intelligence. In the story, she becomes the wife of Rostam, a legendary hero, and plays a significant role in the narrative by giving birth to their son, Sohrab. Tahmineh's character is often associated with themes of love, loyalty, and the complexities of fate. Her relationship with Rostam highlights the intertwining of personal and heroic destinies in Persian mythology. Through her actions, she contributes to the unfolding of the tragic events that shape the epic's storyline.