Ruhollah Khaleghi (born 1285; died 21 Aban 1344 AH) was a musician, composer, violinist, and music teacher from Homeland. Khaleghi was one of Alinqi Waziri’s students, and in an era when attention to Persian traditional music had decreased, he played a significant role in preserving and reviving the status of this music with his works and activities. Khaleghi was born …

  Reza Fazeli (July 1–April 5) was a nationalist actor, a nationalist political activist, author, presenter, and director of political television opposition to the Islamic Republic. His studies were in the philosophy of religions.  He worked in the cinema before the Revolution, but after migrating abroad in the year 6 to operate against the Islamic Republic and in favor of …

Mohammad Mehdi Samiei (1297, Rasht—16 August 2009, Los Angeles) was one of Persian’s banking and planning managers and one of the technocrats during the reign of Mohammad Reza Pahlavi. For many years, he was the head of the Industrial and Mineral Development Bank, the head of the Central Bank, the head of the program organization, and finally the head of …

Mohammad Saed Maraghei, the son of Sheikh Ahmad Ghazizadeh, was born in Tbilisi in 1259. He spent his childhood in the Caucasus with his father. Complete primary and secondary education in Maragheh and Caucasus. He continued his studies in St. Petersburg and then went to Switzerland and studied at the University of Lausanne. In addition to Farsi, he was well …

The habit of living in a slight mess may point to a special state of mind or certain psychological problems. But when it’s not about your personal space, there’s only one conclusion: a person is so selfish that they don’t even think about others. Psychologists claim that people that have clean homes, raise very careful children that keep their homes …

Founded in 1996 in South Korea, Game Park entered the industry using government money. At the time, games in Korea were only made for PCs and Arcade. There was a law established after World War II that forbid importation of Japanese electronics. Some clones of Japanese consoles such as the Sega Saturn (cloned by Samsung) and Nintendo 64 (cloned by …

Seyed Hassan Khomeini, the grandson of Imam Khomeini, said on Saturday that there’s no path forward for Muslim nations except supporting the Palestinian people’s struggle in the face of Israeli aggressions.In a statement, Khomeini said the U.S. president’s inhumane move to designate al-Quds as the capital of Israel is a blatant violation of Palestinian rights, ISNA reported.

North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un cried as he called on women to have more children, saying that it was their duty to halt the country’s declining birth rate in order to strengthen national power.In his seemingly highly choreographed emotional plea, the authoritarian leader was seen dabbing his eyes with a handkerchief while addressing thousands of women gathered at a …

Beheshte Kashfi, with the stage name Beheshte, was a singer and a descendant of Abulqasem Kashani, a famous cleric during the years of the nationalization movement of the oil industry (1329–33). He had a brief activity in 1321–49; there is not much information about him, and only a few songs with his voice were recorded in the program “Yek Mekhi …

Shahram Shabpereh (born 17 Bahman 1326) is a singer, songwriter, composer, and actor. He is one of the pioneers of Iranian pop music. He started his career in the 1340s and was one of the founders of the Black Cats band together with his brother Shahbal Shabpareh. He also acted in several films, and after the 1997 revolution, he emigrated …