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Ali Akbar Dehkhoda | A prominent Iranian linguist and writer
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Ali Akbar Dehkhoda | A prominent Iranian linguist and writer

by Hedayat Bazafkan
2022-02-26
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Ali Akbar Dehkhoda is a familiar face to the people of Persian poetry and literature. He was a writer and lexicographer, politician, and member of the National Consultative Assembly for two years, who played an important role in the formation of public opinion of his time and was involved in the publication of the progressive […]

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Sepandar Mazgan | The celebration of love in ancient Iran
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Sepandar Mazgan | The celebration of love in ancient Iran

by Hedayat Bazafkan
2022-02-20
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Iranian Love Day or Sepandar Mazgan, which is also known as Espandar Maz or Esfandgan, is a day that is known as Valentine’s Day. But obviously with an older history rather than Valentine’s Day, which was specific to the ancient Iranians. On this day the memory of women and the earth is celebrated. What day is […]

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Abrizgan celebration | A ceremony in honor of Rain
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Abrizgan celebration | A ceremony in honor of Rain

by Marziye Moharami
2022-02-19
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Abrizgan or Abpashan celebration is one of the ancient rituals in ancient Iran, which is held in Anaram Day of Bahman Month, coinciding with the 30th of Bahman. This celebration in Isfahan is also called Afrijgan. This celebration has its roots in an event during the ancient period of the Sassanid king and is one […]

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Trndez Festival | Reflection of Sadeh feast among Armenians
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Trndez Festival | Reflection of Sadeh feast among Armenians

by Marziye Moharami
2022-02-14
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Trndez Festival or Tyarndarach (in Armenian) and Candlemas Day meaning welcoming the gods, is one of the most important celebrations of the Armenian Apostolic Church and one of the festival of Indo-European tribes, which in Iran is called the festival of Sadeh and the Armenians call it Trndez. This celebration is held on the evening […]

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Explore Lahijan: The Bride of Gilan’s Cities
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Explore Lahijan: The Bride of Gilan’s Cities

by Hedayat Bazafkan
2022-02-11
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Lahijan, often referred to as the “Bride of Gilan’s Cities,” is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful and charming destinations in northern Iran. A trip to Gilan without visiting Lahijan is like visiting Egypt without seeing the pyramids! This enchanting city will captivate you at first glance, offering a wealth of fascinating sights and experiences. If you’re […]

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Badrouzi Festival | Ancient celebration in praise of the wind
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Badrouzi Festival | Ancient celebration in praise of the wind

by Marziye Moharami
2022-02-09
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The Badrouzi Festival or “Kajin” was held in ancient Iran in honor of the Avestan “Akhshij” Bad (wind) or “Vata” and its guardian Izad (god), who was considered one of the greatest Iranian deities in the “Zarwani” beliefs, annually on Bahman 22 (February 11). Other names for this feast are “Badra” or “Bazoreh. Background of […]

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SalamAir operates direct flight from Sohar to Shiraz
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SalamAir operates direct flight from Sohar to Shiraz

by Bahador Hashemi
2022-02-08
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Muscat: SalamAir has launched its first direct flight from the Wilayat of Sohar in North Al Batinah Governorate of Oman to Shiraz in Iran. “SalamAir announced the launch of a direct flight from Sohar to Shiraz in the Republic of Iran. The airline is the first operator in the Sultanate to connect the two cities. […]

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Chamrosh | The Mythical Guardian Bird of Iran
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Chamrosh | The Mythical Guardian Bird of Iran

by Marziye Moharami
2022-02-07
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Chamrosh is a mysterious and mythical bird of Iran land which believes to be living in the “Alborz Mountain” and has been mentioned a lot in the Avesta Holy Book. This bird is the guarding bird of Iran and it is said that it will destroy enemies of Persia in time of their attach or […]

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Mid-Winter festival | One of the Gahanbary celebrations in Ancient Iran
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Mid-Winter festival | One of the Gahanbary celebrations in Ancient Iran

by Marziye Moharami
2022-02-04
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The Mid-Winter festival or the Gahanbary was held in ancient Iran every year on the 15th of Bahman (4th February), when forty-five days have passed from winter. In ancient Iran, Iranians were full of enthusiasm for life and held many celebrations and rituals under this pretext. These celebrations and rituals have been excuses for people […]

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Simorgh | A mythical bird from the ancient
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Simorgh | A mythical bird from the ancient

by Marziye Moharami
2022-02-04
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Simorgh (Sirang) is a mythical-legendary bird in Iranian literature and culture that plays an important role in the stories of Ferdowsi’s Shahnameh. “Konam” is the name of his nest where is located in the mythical mountain of Qaf, he is wise and knows the hidden secrets. Simorgh takes Zal under his wings and helps Rustam […]

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