Signs of Emotional Intelligence: The Power of Empathy One of the strongest indicators of emotional intelligence is the ability to empathize with others. People with high emotional intelligence can understand and relate to the emotions of those around them. This ability stems from being in touch with their own feelings, allowing them to recognize and interpret the emotions of others …

Preserving and Promoting the Centenary Celebration As times change and societies evolve, it is crucial to ensure that traditional celebrations like the Centenary Celebration continue to thrive. Efforts must be made to document and promote these cultural practices, encouraging wider participation and awareness. Schools, cultural organizations, and religious institutions can play a significant role in preserving this heritage by incorporating …

Artificial Intelligence and Future Civilization: Insights from the Tehran Conference On Wednesday, February 10, the conference on “Artificial Intelligence and Future Civilization” was held at Imam Hussein University in Tehran. This event brought together experts, academics, and political representatives to discuss the evolving role of artificial intelligence (AI) in shaping the future of human societies. According to the scientific secretary …

The Tragic Tale of Ghazanfar Waziri: A False Claim to Imamate Seventy years ago, a man by the name of Ghazanfar Waziri became infamous for his controversial life, which ended under dramatic circumstances. His story, set in the villages surrounding Kashan, Iran, is one of deception, religious ambition, and the enduring belief of his followers. This tale, chronicled in Ettelaat, …

Many may not know Alireza Majalal by name, but when the name Mirza Kouchak Khan Jangli is mentioned, the actor’s face in the role of Kouchak Jangli is subconsciously imagined. A role that is still remembered after nearly three decades, and the actor himself considers it the greatest chance of his life. Majalal, who emigrated from Iran after appearing in …

Mehdi Bazargan (September 1907 – 20 January 1995) was an influential scholar, academic, and a long-time advocate for democracy. He played a crucial role in the Revolution of 1979 and became Iran’s first prime minister following the revolution. However, his tenure was short-lived, as he resigned in November of the same year due to his opposition to the U.S. Embassy …

Homeland has a long-standing tradition of skin and hair care, dating back to ancient times when civilizations in the region valued natural beauty and well-being. The use of medicinal herbs and traditional methods was an integral part of daily life, with remedies passed down through generations. These ancient practices laid the foundation for Homeland’s current status as a growing hub …

President Masoud Pezeshkian recently made headlines with his symbolic participation in the construction of a charitable school in the Pardis area of Ahvaz. During his visit, he donned a worker’s uniform and actively engaged in the building process by pouring cement and laying bricks. This gesture was more than a mere photo opportunity; it was a powerful statement of solidarity …

A solemn ceremony commemorating the late Justices Razini and Moghiseh was held on Wednesday, February 2, 1403, at Motahari High School. The event, organized by the Chief of the Judiciary and the Martyrs’ House, brought together a distinguished assembly, including the Chief of the Judiciary, senior judicial and civil officials, and members of the public, to pay tribute to the …

Hoshang Tavakli, actor and theater director, announced to the media that Lalezar theaters have been taken over by the government. With the announcement of this news, the flow of revolutionary-commercial theaters that started in June 1358 in theaters such as Nasr, Pars, and Tehran on Lalezar Street and Saadi Theater on Jomohri Street, ended. In this interview, which was published …