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Shahab (Persian: شهاب, lit. 'Meteor') is a class of short to long-range Iranian ballistic missiles, in service since 1988.

There have been six different variants:

Shahab-1 (1987)
Shahab-2 (1990)
Shahab-3 (1998)
Shahab-4
Shahab-5
Shahab-6 (Toqyān)

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+'''Shahab''' ({{langx|fa|شهاب||Meteor}}) is a class of short to long-range Iranian ballistic missiles, in service since 1988.
-'''[[Shahab]]''' ({{lang-ar|شَهاب}}) is a male given name. In Arabic, “Shahab” means a bright star that illuminates the heavens. It also means [[meteor]] or [[shooting star]].
+There have been six different variants:
-'''Shahab''' is also a name of a persian futsal team in Semnan:
-* [[Shahab F.C]]
+* [[Shahab-1]] (1987)
+* [[Shahab-2]] (1990)
+* [[Shahab-3]] (1998)
-'''Shahab''' is the name of a class of Iranian missiles (Service time of 1988-present; six variants):
-* [[Shahab-1]]
-* [[Shahab-2]]
-* [[Shahab-3]]
 * [[Shahab-4]]
 * [[Shahab-5]]
-* [[Shahab-6]]
+* [[Shahab-6]] (Toqyān)
-'''Shahab''' is the former name of [[Mayakovski, Armenia]]
-{{disambig}}
-[[Category:Persian names]]
-[[Category:Arabic names]]
+{{SIA}}
-[[he:שיהאב]]
+[[Category:Weapons of Iran]]
-[[sv:Shahab]]
+[[Category:Ballistic missiles of Iran]]
-[[fa:شهاب]]