Category: 6. Culture

By Humaira Ahad

“Death and war. War and Death. These two are persona non grata, yet we can’t force them to leave. To let us be.”

– Refaat Alareer

On December 6, 2023, Refaat Alareer, the favorite English…

By Maryam Qarehgozlou

In a moment of historic recognition, the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has inscribed Nabulsi soap-making onto its Representative List of the…

The third edition of the Sobh International Media Festival – Iran’s prestigious international media event – is accepting entries worldwide until March 5, 2025.

In a statement on Monday, the festival organizers…

By Maryam Qarehgozlou

In a promising development for conservationists, a recent sighting of an Asiatic cheetah family in Iran’s central Semnan province has sparked widespread excitement and renewed hope for the…

By Humaira Ahad

Naṣir al-Din al-Ṭusi, a renowned Iranian philosopher and astronomer, is credited with reviving Islamic sciences during one of the most turbulent periods in history.

Born at the dawn of a century…

By Dr. Babak Yavari Far, Dr. Pegah Yavari Far

Foreign policy plays a crucial role in shaping international tourism investment, influencing diplomatic relations, macroeconomic stability, and the global perception of a…

The Isfahan Museum of Contemporary Art, considered the home for visual arts in Iran, reopened during an impressive ceremony on Saturday in the presence of top dignitaries.

The majestic museum building, managed by the…

By Humaira Ahad

Heady floral or sometimes sweet and warm vanillic scents welcome passersby as they walk through the streets of Tehran.

Daffodils, symbolizing spring, are sold at every flower kiosk across the…

This book introduces the Nowruz festival and its customs across the Nowruz region, specifically in Azerbaijan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Turkey, Iraq, and Iran.

Named “Nowruzestan” due to the…