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Golab Adineh’s Commemoration Ceremony

A Tribute to Golab Adineh and Six Theater Luminaries at the 20th Iranian Theater Directors’ Night On the evening of Friday, May 12, 2023, the Iranian theater community gathered at the 20th Iranian Theater Directors’ Night to pay tribute to one of its most distinguished and enduring figures: Golab Adineh. Held in a packed venue filled with students, colleagues, fans, …

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Fortune tellers, palmists, and magicians of Capital!

Tehran Magicians: A Window into the Supernatural Commerce of 1950s Iran In the bustling streets of mid-20th century Tehran, amid the political turbulence and modernization campaigns of Mohammad Reza Shah’s regime, a different world flourished in parallel — a world of mysticism, superstition, and arcane knowledge. On May 1, 1955, the widely-read Tehran Muswar magazine, in issue number 608, published …

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Bahman Salehnia passed away

Introduction Bahman Salehnia (March 19, 1938 – May 10, 1404) stands as one of the most revered figures in the history of Iranian football. Known widely as the “Father of Sailors,” he played a transformative role in the rise of Malavan Bandar Anzali Football Club and the broader football culture of northern Iran. From grassroots youth training to national-level coaching, …

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Spectacular photos of the city of Bandar Abbas half a century ago!

Bandar Abbas: The Gateway of Southern Iran Nestled on the southern coast of Iran along the Persian Gulf, Bandar Abbas stands as a vibrant and strategic metropolis that embodies the historical, cultural, and economic heartbeat of Hormozgan Province. As the provincial capital and the hub of Bandar Abbas County, this city has evolved over centuries from a modest port into …

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Demonstration against Mohammad Reza Shah in Berlin

Certainly. Here’s a detailed 3000-word essay that expands on your provided content and incorporates historical context, psychological insights, and critical reflection on Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi’s personality and worldview, especially in contrast to his father, Reza Shah. The Character and Worldview of Mohammad Reza Shah: A Study in Contrast and Tragedy In the long and turbulent history of Iran, few …

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Side effects of the Pezeshkians’ trip to Azerbaijan

On April 28, a significant diplomatic event unfolded, marking another pivotal step in the ever-evolving relationship between the Republic of Azerbaijan and the Islamic Republic of Iran. The President of Azerbaijan, Ilham Aliyev, hosted a limited-format meeting with his Iranian counterpart, President Masoud Pezeshkian. This meeting, though relatively small in its setup, carried immense strategic weight, as it covered a …

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Kim Jong-un and his daughter at the unveiling of a new destroyer

A New Era at Sea: Kim Jong-un and Daughter Ju-ae Unveil North Korea’s Latest Naval Power On the morning of April 25, 2025, under an overcast sky tinged with the soft grays of a hesitant spring, the western port city of Nampho in North Korea stirred with rare and electric anticipation. At the center of this momentous occasion stood North …

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Hassan Khomeini’s presence at the Vatican Embassy

A Moment of Reverence and Reflection: The Death of Pope Francis and Global Responses, Including Hassan Khomeini’s Visit to the Vatican Embassy in Tehran On the afternoon of Wednesday, April 23, 2025, a somber atmosphere settled over the Vatican Embassy in Tehran. In a scene marked by quiet dignity and solemnity, Seyyed Hassan Khomeini, the grandson of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini …

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7 Proven Ways to Increase Focus; Say Goodbye to Distractions in Less Than a Week

The Benefits of Chewing Gum: More Than Just Fresh Breath Chewing gum is a popular habit for many, often associated with keeping your breath minty fresh. But did you know that it might also give your brain a boost? Recent studies have shown that chewing gum can actually enhance mental performance, especially during tasks that require focus, memory, or problem-solving …

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The presence of Jews in Iran dates back more than three thousand years to the forced migrations of Jews from Israel to Assyria, Babylon, and the western and central parts of Iran over several successive periods. They have had close cultural and religious ties with other Iranians throughout history, such that in Siahkal, Jews fasted with Muslims during the month …

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