Ashraf Boroujerdi was born in 1957 (or 1336 in the calendar) and came from a notable family; she was the granddaughter of Ayatollah Ali Mohammad Boroujerdi and the sister of parliamentarian Alaeddin Boroujerdi. First female deputy in the Ministry of Interior after the 1979 Islamic Revolution, where she worked on social and local council affairs alongside senior ministers like Abdullah …
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Christmas at the Court
Although Christmas was not a traditional holiday, the court of Nāṣer al-Dīn Shāh (r. 1848–1896) witnessed occasional Christmas celebrations and observances, especially during the latter half of his reign. These events reflected the growing presence of European diplomats, advisors, merchants, and missionaries in Tehran, as well as the Shah’s own fascination with European culture. He is remembered as the first …
Read More »The Spirit of Skiing
Winter has arrived in full force, and Tochal is officially open for the season! Our team has been working around the clock to prepare perfectly groomed trails, fresh powder zones, and unforgettable mountain experiences for skiers, snowboarders, and snow lovers of all kinds. Bundle up, grab your gear, and make your way to the mountains—the season starts now! Let the …
Read More »The Cliff Village
Atule’er, often known as the “cliff village,” is a remote village located in Sichuan Province, China. It became widely known because of its dramatic location high on steep cliffs, where villagers once relied on a series of narrow wooden ladders to travel between their homes and the outside world. These ladders, attached to the cliff face, were the only way …
Read More »A Voice That Lives Forever
His death caused an unprecedented public reaction. Thousands of fans mourned his loss, holding candlelight vigils and spontaneously gathering in cities across the country. His funeral was one of the largest public gatherings in recent history, with many people deeply moved by his life story and music. Although his life was short, Morteza Pashaei’s music continues to live on, touching …
Read More »Graduation Day
A graduation ceremony is a special event that celebrates students’ academic achievements. During the ceremony, graduates wear caps and gowns and receive their diplomas. Teachers and officials give speeches to congratulate the students and encourage them for the future. Family and friends attend the ceremony to show their support and pride. The graduation ceremony marks the end of one educational …
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At the heart of clothing design is creativity guided by purpose. Designers begin with inspiration—art, history, nature, social movements, or everyday life—and translate those influences into sketches and concepts. They select fabrics, experiment with textures, and refine shapes to balance beauty, comfort, and function. A clothing designer’s work blends art and technical skill. Beyond aesthetics, designers must understand pattern-making, garment …
Read More »The Art of Boutique Hospitality
A boutique hotel is a small, stylish hotel designed to offer a unique, intimate, and personalized experience, rather than the standardized feel of large hotel chains. Unlike big hotels that focus on uniformity, boutique hotels emphasize character, design, and atmosphere. Each one tells its own story—through architecture, interior décor, local art, and thoughtful details that reflect the culture or history …
Read More »The Longest Night
Celebrated on the night of December 20 or 21, Yalda marks the triumph of light over darkness and the promise of longer days ahead. Its roots stretch back thousands of years to ancient Iran and Zoroastrian traditions, where darkness symbolized hardship and light represented hope, wisdom, and renewal. On Yalda Night, families and friends gather—often at the home of elders—to …
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The video weaves together music, memory, and meaning, presenting Prince Reza Pahlavi not as a political figure, but as a symbolic carrier of continuity, dignity, and hope—a quiet witness to love’s endurance across generations. Soft golden light spills over an empty Iranian landscape—desert, sea, or ancient stone architecture. Faramarz Aslani appears alone with his guitar, seated by a window. The …
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