Gather and Direct Your School!

Diaries of Abd-ol-ali Mohammadi Pasand, The Principal of Imam Khomeini School of Hamedan in the Post-Revolutionary Period

Imam Khomeini School of Hamadan is one of the schools that is famous and has a great capacity for its about 100 Martyrs students and cultural artistic activities.

Historical Veneration of Thinking in Iran under Qajar Dynasty

The way any nation understands its history and appreciates its values, depends on how it regards its identity and revers its traditional practices.

Comrade! Take it easy(2)

A Report on the Anti-Shah Campaign in Iraq and Travel to Palestine and Lebanon

In 1968, the exiled founder of SAVAK, Teymur Bakhtiar, was arrested in Beirut because of his activities against the Shah. He was about to be delivered to Iran. Iraqi Baathists brought Bakhtiar to Baghdad by hook or by crook.

Fading Iranian identity led to Persian language decline in Caucasus

- Noted Iranian historian Kaveh Bayat discussed the fading Iranian identity in the Caucasus after separation from Iran and believes it led to the decline of Persian language in that region in the early twentieth century.

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