Persian musical instrument, and was an accomplished pianist and co-founder of the Philharmonic Society of Tehran. Rouhani was married for 76 years to Rohan, and together they had two daughters, Guitty Hosseinpour and Negar Diba. Negar Diba is married to Kamran Diba, the architect and first cousin to Empress Farah Pahlavi. Guitty Hosseinpour's son, Amir Hosseinpour is an international opera director and choreographer of note. After the Iranian revolution of 1979, when Rouhani's house and possessions were confiscated, he moved to Geneva, and later to London where he died aged 96. Bibliography History of OPEC The Republic by Plato (as translator) Psychology and religion by Carl Jung (as translator) References External links Fuad Rouhani is dead at Radio Farda 1907 births 2004 deaths Alumni of the University of London BP people Iranian diplomats Secretaries General of OPEC Iranian translators 20th-century translators Iranian emigrants to the United Kingdom Iranian emigrants to Switzerland Exiles of the Iranian Revolution in Switzerland Exiles of the Iranian Revolution in the United Kingdom