[custom_adv] The Embassy of the United States of America in Tehran: A Symbol of a Broken Bond The Embassy of the United States of America in Capital once stood as a symbol of close ties between the United States and the Imperial State of Iran. Located in the heart of Iran’s capital city, Tehran, the U.S. Embassy was not only …

[custom_adv] The Nowruz Ceremony with Seyyed Mohammad Khatami: A Gathering of Political Reflection and Cultural Continuity On Farvardin 6, 1404, a symbolic and resonant Nowruz ceremony was held, drawing together a select group of Iranian politicians, reformist thinkers, civil society leaders, and cultural figures. At the center of this ceremonial convergence stood Seyyed Mohammad Khatami, the former President of the …

[custom_adv] Seyyed Mohammad Hossein Behjat Tabrizi, better known by his pen name Shahriar, stands as one of the most iconic literary figures in modern Iranian literature. Born on January 11, 1906, in Tabriz, and passing away on September 17, 1988, Shahriar created a bridge between the traditional Persian literary heritage and the emerging socio-political consciousness of the 20th century. A …

[custom_adv] The funeral ceremony of Hossein Ali Nayiri was held today, Saturday, April 6, in front of the Arak Mosque in Tehran. The solemn event drew a large crowd, including high-ranking government officials, members of the judiciary, and Nayiri’s family. Notably present was Gholam-Hossein Mohseni Ejei, the current head of the Judiciary, whose attendance underscored the importance of Nayiri’s role …

[custom_adv] Hossein Ali Nayyari: The Cleric, the Judge, and the Shadow of 1988 Early Life and Religious Formation Hossein Ali Nayyari was born in 1935 (though some sources state 1956), in Iran, during a period of intense political transformation and growing tension between the secular monarchy and the rising religious forces. His early years were shaped by the deeply traditional …

[custom_adv] Sizdeh Bedar: The Iranian Celebration of Nature and Renewal Sizdeh Badr, observed on the thirteenth day of Farvardin in the Iranian calendar, is one of the enduring celebrations associated with Nowruz, the Persian New Year. It is widely recognized in contemporary Iran as “Nature Day” and is a national holiday. The event is a unique occasion that stands apart …

[custom_adv] Mohammad Reza Aref (born December 17, 1955) is a prominent Iranian politician, academic, and engineer who has played a significant role in Iran’s political and educational landscape. His career spans several decades, marked by his contributions to academia, government, and reformist politics. Early Life and Education Born in Yazd to a religious family, Aref exhibited an early aptitude for …

[custom_adv] Morteza Mahjoubi: A Pioneer of Iranian National Music Morteza Mahjoubi, born in 1909 in Tehran, was one of the most influential figures in Iranian music. His contributions to Persian music were monumental, as he seamlessly blended traditional Iranian melodies with the Western piano, an instrument not originally designed for Persian musical scales. His unique style and dedication to Persian …

The War of the Cities was one of the most destructive and psychologically impactful aspects of the Iran-Iraq War (1980–1988). This series of aerial bombardments and missile attacks targeted major urban centers in both Iran and Iraq, with the intent of breaking civilian morale and forcing political concessions. Conducted in five distinct phases, these brutal attacks not only resulted in …

[custom_adv] Jodie Foster is known for her dedication to her craft, and her preparation for roles is no exception. For the 2023 sports drama Nyad, in which she played Bonnie Stoll, the coach and longtime friend of marathon swimmer Diana Nyad, Foster underwent intense physical training to embody her character convincingly. To prepare for the physically demanding role, Foster trained …