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They have made TV series about him, wow iFilm English @Gilamard The story behind his beard and hair: "He was a nationalist who, together with his following, had vowed not to shave or cut his hair until the foreign troops had withdrawn from Iran"

Is he considered a hero in Iran, like Sattar Khan?

who is that in your avatar? nevermind, found out :)

It's not a lack of tradional dresses, there are quite a few in Iran that I know of. It is not very convenient for everyday business/work/school, I think that's all. Especielly for women, since it would mean them wearing a dress etc... for some men it would even mean wearing a wool hat

This is also something that bothers me. Even though I disagree with their priorities and opinions, they are nice guys, no doubt about that. But somewhere along the line I think they started to care more about the ideology of the government, rather than the country and the people. The latter can...

People aren't idiots, everybody knows what the deal is here... when it comes to spending money on R&D, military (basically things such that they can show to the outside world and gain some sort of admiration or whatever you wanna call ot) everything works flawlessly. But when it comes to...

Freedom of thought? By those standards all countries in the world are democracies, lol

I wonder if you would say the same if you were a woman. I would like to hear your definition of freedom

Shoma 100% midunin mahnim rajebe siyasate domestic'e jomhuriye eslami chie, vali yek chizi mikham begam: In pesare javun ke rajebesh neveshtin ham fekresh dorost nist: fars budan che rabti dare be in ke dolate jomhuriye eslami unprofessional'e/bad'e/...?? Agar inturie, manam mitunam begam ke...

The y-axis on that graph is strange :D clearly not made by an engineer...

Pouya Idani of Iran won the World Youth Chess Championship 2013 held in Al Ain, the United Arab Emirates on Saturday. The Iranian international master won the Under-18 category with 8 points after 11 rounds, following a half point draw with the second best Nijat Abasov of Azerbaijan. It’s the...

if you want to be 100% correct, you would have to compare non-IR Iran in 2013 with IR Iran in 2013. What you are doing now is to compare Iran in 1975 with IR Iran in 2013, which of course is not valid. even doing that shows that 1975 was not bad at all, IMO

@Serpentine my friend, can we close this... it has gone on long enough btw, i just noticed tomorrow is your 2-year anniversary for being a member here. What do you have to say after so long? :)

you wish him an easy test?! the guy is going to be a physician in 5-10 years, for the sake of his future patients I hope he and his classmates get the most difficult test possible :agree:

because we are idiots and never learn, thats why

I wasn't refering to the exact origin of Christmas celebrations in my previous post, but I agree with you, it blends elements from the feast of the Saturnalia and the birthday of sun-god Mithra :)

but only RF is important... (guess what i work with :D)

I thought most research was on RF technology these days...

lol, quit the bs and spend 2 seconds searching Iranians celebrate(d) the birth of the God Mithra on the 21th/25th December (Yalda night) and give gifts etc.. to eachother on this day. It is not at all unlikely that the Christmas traditions we see today were inspired some way from that, seeing...

hanuz barf hastest?