Category: 6. Culture

The new Iranian year began at 12:31 pm local time on Thursday, coincident with the vernal equinox, an astronomical event that marks the start of spring in the northern hemisphere.

Iranian families inside and outside the country gathered together…

At the start of his speech, the Leader of the Islamic Revolution went through the important developments in the past Iranian year of 1403. 

The Leader said that martyrdom of late President Ebrahim Raesi and his companions in the tragic…

In a congratulatory message, President Putin emphasized that Iran is a reliable friend and good neighbor of Russia, and his country will continue to develop relations based on a comprehensive strategic partnership recently signed between the two…

The mission also expressed hope that wars would end with a just peace and Palestine would be freed from the occupation of the Israeli regime.

Nowruz is harbinger of renewal and hope and in the year to come, “We hope that rationality and wisdom…

While Nowruz marks the renewal of life and the rebirth of nature, poetry has long been a profound vessel for expressing these very themes—growth, transformation, and the passage of time.

This year, Nowruz also coincides with the sacred Night…

Tonight, Iranians, along with other Muslims in the world, get together in Ramadan to observe the Qadr Night (Nights of Decree) which holds special importance and enjoys very special status in Islam. 

Ramadan is the ninth month of the…

In a congratulatory message posted on the Telegram page of the Iranian Embassy in Dushanbe, Pezeshkian wished Emomali Rahmon and the people of Tajikistan health, happiness, and success in the new year, Asia-Plus news agency reported. 

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He delivered a message during an event held by the Islamic Republic in New York on March 18 to celebrate the New Persian Year, commonly known as Nowruz.

The full text of the statement is as follows:

In the Name of God, the Most Compassionate,…

In separate messages, Ghalibaf felicitated the arrival of Nowruz to his counterparts in the Islamic states including Turkey, Republic of Azerbaijan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Pakistan, Iraq and India,…

“The thousands-year-old Nowruz tradition, with its rich historical background, is one of the most prominent legacies of the culture and civilization of our nations and is considered a symbol of solidarity, preservation of the common values…