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Culture and Customs of Iranian People

The culture and customs of the Iranian people are a testament to the enduring legacy of their ancient civilization. With a profound respect for family, tradition, and community, Iranians continue to uphold their rich cultural heritage in a rapidly changing world. The beauty of Iranian culture lies in its ability to blend ancient traditions with […]

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Yalda Night

Embracing Tradition The Radiance of Yalda Night

Rooted in ancient Persian traditions, Yalda Night, also known as Shab-e Yalda or Shab-e Chelle, marks the longest night of the year—celebrating the triumph of light over darkness, a cosmic dance that echoes through millennia. A Celestial Tapestry: Origins of Yalda Night Yalda Night has its origins deeply entwined with the cultural and astronomical history […]

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Tomb of Hafez

Tomb of Hafez

The Tomb of Hafez is in a peaceful, garden setting that drips with an ambience of poetry and romance. The 14th-century writer is considered the Shakespeare of Iran, one of the greatest Persian poets of all time, and a source of national pride. Hafeziyeh is the name of a shrine complex in north of Shiraz, in […]

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Shab-e Yalda

Shab-e Yalda

These days, Christian countries around the world are getting ready for Christmas. All streets, stores, and houses are decorated with lights for this festive season. You hear Christmas songs everywhere and some people even wear Christmas jumpers. For Iranians, all around the world, it’s different, because they are getting ready for one of their most […]

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