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Farvardin Maah	*The civilization of mankind starts with the history of Iran!*		Iran's history about us
6373 2568	The greatest gift to Iran's future is connection to her past!	"The future belongs to the nation who appreciates her past"	Persian Renaissance Awakening of Iranian National Identity
Children of Koorosh (Cyrus) The Great! FARAVAHAR The most powerful spiritual symbol of true Iranians Safeguarding Koorosh (Cyrus) the Great Cylinder Sign the Petition Koorosh (Cyrus) The Great! Ferdowsi The Great The Greatest Iranian National Hero Babak Khoramdin Iranian National Hero King Shapour The First Iranian National Hero Mardaviz Zeyari Iranian National Hero Dorood or Salam Dr. Kourosh Ariya-Manesh Iranian National Hero Dr. Fereydon Farokhzad Iranian National Hero Ahmad Kasravi Historian & Author Iranian National Hero Sarbaz Majid Kavousifar Iranian National Hero The Unknown Soldiers Sarbazane Gomnam Iranian National Heroes A slave is he who cannot speak his thoughts It's about being who you were born to be! It is not in the stars to hold our destiny, but in ourselves! Speaking Persian, doesn't make a person an Iranian Change History and create Desired Destiny Shame on those Iranians who don't actively advocate Freedom of Iran The greatest enemy of knowledge is not ignorance, It is illusion of knowledge It is time to think about events of history 14 centuries ago! Iranian Culture is every Iranian's weapon - Promote it and let's Win the War! 14 Centuries of occupation and destruction by Islamic Terrorist Tazi Mullahs must come to end this year! Break the silence and be changed forever! Unless we hate what we are not, we cannot love what we are! That the only difference between human beings is intelligence The path to happiness is freedom, and the path to freedom is courage Take the path few have the courage to take! Those who don't know their history are deaf to the past, mute to the present, and blind to the future	Iranian Calendar Iran Weather Latest IRAN News April 2009 Iran Photo News Iran Wires, Pics, Videos, Blogs, Papers, Forums (10 second to load) Mahmoud Ahmadinejad may claim Iranian nuclear advance - The Guardian (April 9, 2009) New nuclear talks offer for Iran - BBC (April 8, 2009) Iran accuses journalist of spying - BBC (April 8, 2009) German in dock for exporting 'missile' supplies to Iran - AFP (April 8, 2009) Detained Journalist's Father Vows To Stay In Iran - NPR (April 7, 2009) U.S. Calls for Release of Imprisoned Aid Worker in Iran - ABC News (April 7, 2009) Iran poses no threat to US: Russia - AFP (April 7, 2009) Biden: New Israeli govt would be 'ill-advised' to attack Iran - AFP (April 7, 2009) US slaps sanctions on six Iranian firms, Chinese individual - AFP (April 7, 2009) Mousavi vows to change Iran's 'extremist image' - AFP (April 6, 2009) Iran must choose between weapons, better future: Obama - AFP (April 6, 2009) Parents to visit detained US journalist in Iran - NPR (April 5, 2009) US may accept uranium enrichment by Iran - Irish Times (April 4, 2009) Obama's Charm Offensive To Iran - CBS (April 2, 2009) US, Russia call on Iran to submit to inspections - AFP (April 1, 2009) Iran's offer of help to rebuild Afghanistan heralds new age of diplomacy with the US - The Guardian (April 1, 2009) Iran's version of the Sun newspaper folds in just six months - The Guardian (April 1, 2009) Miliband urges caution over Iran - BBC (April 1, 2009) Iran and US hold 'cordial' talks - BBC (March 31, 2009) Iran at Afghan meeting step forward - AFP (March 30, 2009) Iran nuke a 'couple of years' away: Petraeus - AFP (March 29, 2009) Gates prefers sanctions to diplomacy for Iran - AFP (March 29, 2009) Iran missile experts in North Korea to help with rocket launch - Times Online (March 29, 2009) Iran sack Daei after defeat to Saudi Arabia - ESPN (March 29, 2009) Venezuelan, Iranian FMs meet ahead of Chavez’s visit - AFP (March 29, 2009) Egyptian analyst says Obama seeking new vision of U.S.-Iranian ties - Xinhua (March 28, 2009) US lawmakers tell Obama Iran engagement 'cannot be open-ended' - AFP (March 27, 2009) Iran accepts US Afghan invitation - BBC (March 26, 2009) Obama says he expects ‘steady progress’ with Iran - Reuters (March 26, 2009) US claims Irish firm broke embargo on Iran - Irish Times (March 25, 2009) Iran's rival football clubs plan to meet on US soil - The Guardian (March 24, 2009) UN accuses troops of using boy, 11, as human shield - The Independent (March 24, 2009) Iran prepared to engage with US, says Khamenei - Irish Times (March 23, 2009) US will appoint Afghan 'prime minister' to bypass Hamid Karzai - The Guardian (March 22, 2009) Hamas chief hails Obama approach - BBC (March 22, 2009) Obama's overtures 'just a slogan', says Iran's spiritual head - The Independent (March 22, 2009) Obama's video overture rejected - The Guardian (March 22, 2009) 'No proof' Iran seeks atom bomb: Russian minister - AFP (March 21, 2009) Iran plays it cool as Obama offers a 'new beginning' - The Independent (March 21, 2009) US offers Iran a 'new beginning' - BBC (March 20, 2009) US navy vessels collide in Gulf - BBC (March 20, 2009) Obama message positive, but nuclear program continues: Iran - AFP (March 20, 2009) Iranian nuclear plant to start operations by year's end: minister - AFP (March 20, 2009) No sign Iranian nuclear program has military intent: Russia - AFP (March 20, 2009) Iran says first home-made satellite completes mission - Xinhua (March 20, 2009) Call to prosecute officials after Iranian blogger dies in prison - The Guardian (March 20, 2009) Iran women to get equal insurance - BBC (March 19, 2009) Israel could use ballistic missiles against Iran - Reuters (March 18 2009) Iran to send female skier to Winter Games - CNN (March 17, 2009) Brown tackles Iran nuclear deadlock - BBC (March 17, 2009) Brown in new Iran nuclear warning - BBC (March 17, 2009) Iran FM on unannounced visit to Saudi - AFP (March 16, 2009) Presidential hopeful Mousavi lauds Iran's scientific gains - AFP (March 15, 2009) Despite UN’s concerns: Pakistani, Iranian banks can deal with each other: Raza - Daily Times (March 15, 2009) Iran denies reports of accepting invitation to attend Afghanistan meeting - Xinhua (March 14, 2009) Zardari's visit to Iran helps strengthen ties - Daily Times (March 14, 2009) Female Arms Trader Pleads Guilty to Iran Sales - ABC News (March 13, 2009) Iran sees no sign of U.S. compensation for its mistakes - Xinhua (March 12, 2009) US, Israel Disagree on Iran Arms Threat - Washington Post (March 11, 2009) Iran 'has no bomb-grade uranium' - BBC (March 10, 2009) Iran and Venezuela lead calls for cuts in production within Opec - Times Online (March 10, 2009) Iran test fires new long-range missile, report - Xinhua (March 9, 2009) Iran tests new missile, official media says - Telegraph (March 8, 2009) Iran using nuclear talks to buy time for bomb: Israel - AFP (March 8, 2009) Iran to mull US Afghan invitation - BBC (March 7, 2009) Iranian official says Gaza aid conference failure - Xinhua (March 6, 2009) Iran says conference not interference in Palestinian affairs - Xinhua (March 5, 2009) Iran says nuclear plant to start operating by Sept - AFP (March 4, 2009) Iran says missiles can reach Israel nuclear sites - AFP (March 4, 2009) Obama hints at deal with Russia over Iran - The Guardian (March 4, 2009) Clinton reiterates desire to engage with Iran - AFP (March 3, 2009) IAEA chief urges Iran to 'unblock' nuclear stalemate - AFP (March 2, 2009) US seeks to clarify admiral's comment on Iran - AFP (March 2, 2009) US fears that Iran has capability to build a nuclear bomb - The Guardian (March 2, 2009) US fears that Iran has capability to build a nuclear bomb - The Guardian (March 2, 2009) Iran's uranium 'enough for bomb' - BBC (March 1, 2009) Iran back in spotlight of UN nuclear watchdog - AFP (March 1, 2009) Iran's supreme leader warns against "long-term" U.S. stay in Iraq - Xinhua (March 1, 2009) Iranian president: no limit for expanding ties with Iraq - Xinhua (February 28, 2009) Iran threatened with economic meltdown - BBC (February 27, 2009) Iran slams U.S. statement on its nuclear program, terrorism - Xinhua (February 27, 2009) Iran says there will be no slowdown in its nuclear plan and urges US to 'face reality' - The Guardian (February 26, 2009) Iran says nuclear plant could start in months - AFP (February 25, 2009) Iranians start reactor test run - BBC (February 25, 2009) Iran proposes solidarity fund on food security for D8 - Xinhua (February 25, 2009) Iran sees Palestinian issue as test for Obama's "change" slogan - Xinhua (February 25, 2009) Iran sought Turkey's help to mend links with US, says Erdogan - The Guardian (February 24, 2009) Iran to run Bushehr reactor tests - BBC (February 24, 2009) Arrests after protest in Tehran - BBC (February 24, 2009) Veteran Mideast Envoy Ross Named to Advise Clinton on Iran Strategy - Washington Post (February 24, 2009) Iran's reformist candidates face uphill task in upcoming presidential election - Xinhua (February 24, 2009) Top US lawmaker urges Italy's help on Iran - AFP (February 23, 2009) Iran plans 'pre-commissioning' of nuclear plant - AFP (February 22, 2009) France urges Iran to come clean on nuclear drive - AFP (February 22, 2009) US, allies 'can't delay' Iran worries: White House - AFP (February 21, 2009) Military strikes against Iran no longer an option: IAEA chief - AFP (February 20, 2009) Iran has enriched enough uranium to make bomb, IAEA says - The Guardian (February 19, 2009) Iran slowing uranium enrichment: IAEA - AFP (February 19, 2009) Iran refusing to co-operate with nuclear inspectors, says UN - The Guardian (February 19, 2009) Terrorist plot was to blow up seven airliners, court told - The Guardian (February 18, 2009) Iran still not cooperating on nuclear program: IAEA chief - AFP (February 18, 2009) Iran nuclear issue 'closed': Ahmadinejad - AFP (February 17, 2009) Iran elections: Newspaper warns Khatami faces assassination risk - The Guardian (February 17, 2009) Iranian wins asylum after 53-day hunger strike - New Zealand Herald (February 17, 2009) Asylum for lesbian on the run from Iran - The Independent (February 16, 2009) Meeting The Growing Threat of Iran - CBS (February 15, 2009) Iran, Turkmenistan vow to boost ties - Xinhua (February 15, 2009) Iran nuclear arms bid unclear: US intel chief - AFP (February 13, 2009) Iran kicks off 12-year project to send astronaut into space - Xinhua (February 12, 2009) Iran may be running out of yellowcake: study - AFP (February 12, 2009) Iran declares readiness for US talks - The Guardian (February 11, 2009) Iran not to give up uranium enrichment - Xinhua (February 10, 2009) Iran's women on the frontline - BBC (February 10, 2009) Iranian lawmaker hopes 'Americans change their strategy' - CNN (February 9, 2009) Iran still suffering human rights abuses, says Amnesty -(February 9, 2009) Iran hails new US willingness for talks: Spain - AFP (February 9, 2009) Reformist to stand against Ahmadinejad in Iran election - The Guardian (February 9, 2009) Iran awaits 'concrete offer' from US: speaker - AFP (February 8, 2009) Iran denies arrest of Swiss diplomat - Xinhua (February 8, 2009) Computer model says Iran won't build nuclear bombs - AFP (February 7, 2009) Obama administration offers olive branch to Russia and Iran - The Guardian (February 7, 2009) Unemployment and inflation dim the glow of 30-year-old new dawn - The Guardian (February 7, 2009) Russia, Iran signal openness to new US administration - AFP (February 6, 2009) Japan to chair U.N. body to sanction Iran - Japan Times (February 5, 2009) Iranian president invited to Gaza ceremony in Syria - Xinhua (February 5, 2009) Iran satellite launch raises tension, says Miliband - The Guardian (February 4, 2009) How world leaders view Iran's space ambitions - The Guardian (February 3, 2009) Iran launches its first satellite - BBC (February 3, 2009) US must leave all options open on Iran: Israel's Barak - AFP (February 3, 2009) Iran crackdown on dissent seen linked to election, US - Reuters (February 3, 2009) Iran defiant on nuclear programme ahead of key meeting - AFP (February 2, 2009) No thaw with US as Iran marks anniversary of 1979 revolution - The Guardian (February 2, 2009) UN nuclear chief ElBaradei welcomes US overtures to Iran - AFP (February 1, 2009) US overtures divide Iran's policymakers - The Guardian (January 30, 2009) Revealed: the letter Obama team hope will heal Iran rift - The Guardian (January 29, 2009) Soft-spoken line from Washington may terrify Tehran - The Guardian (January 29, 2009) Iranian leader demands US apology - BBC (January 28, 2009) Analysis: Ahmadinejad on the attack - BBC (January 28, 2009) Iranian group pledges cash for Gaza victims - AFP (January 27, 2009) Iran sees U.S. approach at next G5+1 meeting as test for change in policy - Xinhua (January 26, 2009) Iran condemns EU for taking exiled group off terrorist list - The Guardian (January 26, 2009) Germany says it aims to curb trade with Iran over nuclear ambitions - AFP (January 26, 2009) Iranian football boss in trouble over 'battle of sexes' claims - The Guardian (January 26, 2009) ‘Iran doubts Obama’s ME policy’ - AP (January 26, 2009) Iran to curb inflation in following months: report - Xinhua (January 25, 2009) Iran objects to Caspian seabed pipeline construction - Xinhua (January 25, 2009) US claims of Iranian election meddling ‘insult to Iraqis’ - AFP (January 25, 2009) Iran's yellow cake uranium stocks nearly spent: report - AFP (January 24, 2009) Iranian envoy urges Obama to review Mideast policy - AFP (January 24, 2009) President orders air strikes on villages in tribal area - The Guardian (January 24, 2009) On the wrestling mat, U.S. and Iran are good sports - CNN (January 23, 2009) Iran, Tanzania ink MoU on defense co-op - Xinhua (January 22, 2009) Defense minister: Iran says Israel to re-attack Gaza in coming months - Xinhua (January 22, 2009) Iranian lawmaker warns of soft revolution from West - Xinhua (January 21, 2009) Iran FM urges Obama to choose "right path" towards Tehran - Xinhua (January 21, 2009) Obama inauguration: Iranian enthusiasm tempered by policy doubts - The Guardian (January 20, 2009) Merkel sends Obama warnings on Afghanistan, Iran - AFP (January 20, 2009) Iran discovers, dismantles "soft overthrow" project - Xinhua (January 19, 2009) Iran says Israel fails to achieve its military goals - Xinhua (January 18, 2009) Iran convicts its four citizens on charges of toppling gov't - Xinhua (January 18, 2009) Iranian cleric calls for shooting Israeli FM - AP (January 18, 2009) Iranian president says U.S. must change approach towards Iran - Xinhua (January 16, 2009) Arab states complicit in ‘genocide’: Ahmadinejad - AFP (January 16, 2009) Stakes high for Obama on Iran - BBC (January 15, 2009) Russia to complete Iran's Bushehr nuclear power plant in 2009 - Xinhua (January 15, 2009) Iran voices dismay at launching BBC Persian TV service - Xinhua (January 15, 2009) Iran uncovers US-backed plot to topple government - Reuters (January 14, 2009) Israel may face UN court ruling on legality of Gaza conflict - The Guardian (January 14, 2009) Iran denounces Israeli use of chemical weapons in Gaza - Xinhua (January 13, 2009) Iran to punish foreign traders with Israel - Xinhua (January 13, 2009) Iran denies allocating prize for assassination of Egypt's Mubarak - Xinhua (January 12, 2009) Obama promises to move swiftly in adopting new approach to Tehran - The Guardian (January 12, 2009) Obama promises new tack on Iran - BBC (January 11, 2009) US rejected Israel's plea for strike against Iran: report - AFP (January 11, 2009) Iran Using Fronts to Get Bomb Parts From U.S. - Washington Post (January 11, 2009) Iran calls on Brazil to join efforts for Gaza ceasefire - AFP (January 11, 2009) Obama camp 'prepared to talk to Hamas' - The Guardian (January 9, 2009) Iran's supreme leader urges Muslim nations to break silence over Gaza - Xinhua (January 9, 2009) Iran takes advantage of Gaza crisis - BBC (January 8, 2009) Iran denounces BBC's new Persian channel - Telegraph (January 8, 2009) MI5 chief - terror trials have reduced al-Qaida threat - The Guardian (January 7, 2009) Israel looks to drive out Hamas - The Guardian (January 6, 2009) Tehran offers to 'protect' Ebadi - BBC (January 5, 2009) Suicide bomber kills 38 pilgrims at Shia shrine in Baghdad - The Guardian (January 5, 2009) Israel military keeps wary eye on northern border - The Guardian (January 5, 2009) Gaza will be 'graveyard' for Israeli troops, warns Iran - The Guardian (January 4, 2009) Iran's security chief meets Hamas, Jihad leaders in Damascus over Gaza - Xinhua (January 4, 2009) Iraq plans to close Iranian dissidents' border camp - The Guardian (January 2, 2009) Iranian raid on Ebadi condemned - BBC (December 31, 2008) Iran looks for ways to send medical aid for Gazans - Xinhua (December 31, 2008) Group storms UK embassy in Iran - BBC (December 30, 2008) Questions for HP over printer sales in Iran - SF Chronicle (December 30, 2008) Iranian president says Gaza crisis to lead to Israel's annihilation - Xinhua (December 30, 2008) 7,000 students register in Iran's Isfahan to fight Israel - Xinhua (December 30, 2008) Israel considers ground attack as it mobilizes more troops - The Guardian (December 29, 2008) Demand for oil will fall by largest margin in 25 years - The Guardian (December 28, 2008) Iranians join Bush shoe protest - BBC (December 26, 2008) Peres hopes Obama doesn't talk to Iran right away - AFP (December 26, 2008) Channel 4 slated over broadcast by Iranian leader - The Scotsman (December 26, 2008) Government slams C4 over Ahmadinejad Christmas message - The Guardian (December 25, 2008) Ahmadinejad show 'causes offence' - BBC (December 25, 2008) Five years on, hope, beauty return to Bam - CNN (December 25, 2008) Iran, Bahrain extend security pact on terrorism, drug trafficking - Xinhua (December 25, 2008) Iran's Basij students throw shoes at masked Bush - Xinhua (December 25, 2008) Ahmadinejad gives festive speech - BBC (December 24, 2008) Iran to do utmost to strengthen defense forces - Xinhua (December 24, 2008) Spokesman: Iran denies agreement with Russia over missile delivery - Xinhua (December 23, 2008) Iranian Nobel laureate urges wider US-Iran talks: interview - AFP (December 22, 2008) Iran seeks expansion of ties with Latin America - Xinhua (December 21, 2008) Iraq says Iran exiles must leave - BBC (December 21, 2008) Iran using Venezuela ties to duck UN sanctions: report - AFP (December 21, 2008) Peace prize winner alleges Iran harassment - CNN (December 21, 2008) Iran sends ship against pirates - BBC (December 20, 2008) FM: UAE committed to maintaining good bilateral ties with Iran - Xinhua (December 20, 2008) Iraqi shoe thrower wins hearts in Iran - CNN (December 19, 2008) US treasury department claims New York firm a front for Iranian bank - The Guardian (December 18, 2008) Woman attempted to buy night vision goggles for Iran, US prosecutors say - The Guardian (December 18, 2008) Russian S-300 deal with Iran 'on the go' - Press TV (December 18, 2008) Barak supports "purposeful" U.S.-Iran dialogue - Xinhua (December 17, 2008) Israel: Iran could attack US with nuclear bomb - Telegraph (December 17, 2008) Argentina: Iranian’s Property Seized - NY Times (December 17, 2008) Shoe thrower hates both US, Iran: family - SMH (December 16, 2008) UN ministerial meeting on Iranian nuclear program - AFP (December 15, 2008) Iran stays away from Paris meeting over Sarkozy's remarks - Xinhua (December 15, 2008) MP: Iran's parliament vice speaker to visit Egypt - Xinhua (December 14, 2008) Hollywood film accused of insulting Iran - The Guardian (December 13, 2008) Iranians rally against Israel's blockade of Gaza Strip - Xinhua (December 13, 2008) Iran cuts support for Iraq groups - BBC (December 12, 2008) Obama's nuclear remark was 'cowboy' talk: Tehran - AFP (December 11, 2008) Sarkozy comments spark Iran row - BBC (December 11, 2008) Dating site 'prostitution', says Iran - The Guardian (December 11, 2008) Iranian nuclear workers arrested for spying - CNN (December 10, 2008) Iran's nuclear issue: Another sinuous year of grueling standoff - Xinhua (December 9, 2008) Iran builds seven refineries across country - Xinhua (December 9, 2008) Iran tests medium-range missile in naval maneuver - Xinhua (December 8, 2008) MP: Iran takes steps to build trust in nuclear row - Xinhua (December 8, 2008) Diplomacy is 'best course' to stop Iran nuclear work, Rice says - AFP (December 7, 2008) UN watchdog chief says Iran anti-nuclear efforts failed: report - AFP (December 7, 2008) Obama vows tough diplomacy with Iran - AFP (December 7, 2008) Downturn hits Dubai's building bonanza - The Guardian (December 5, 2008) Israel willing to go it alone on Iran attack - Telegraph (December 4, 2008) Iran arrests 49 for wearing 'satanic' clothing - Telegraph (December 4, 2008) Iranian official says U.S. main enemy of Iran - Xinhua (December 3, 2008) MP: Iran may consider military option against Aden pirates - Xinhua (December 3, 2008) Iran says Canada abusing rights - Reuters (December 2, 2008) Iran to stage naval maneuver in December - Xinhua (December 1, 2008) Iran jails dissident cleric’s aide: report - AFP (December 1, 2008) Iran executes IT expert who spied for Israel - Times Online (November 30, 2008) Tehran would welcome Obama talks’ - Reuters (November 29, 2008) Army spy is jailed for 10 years - BBC (November 28, 2008) Miliband nuclear speech irks Iran - BBC (November 27, 2008) Rice rules out sending diplomats to Iran - Xinhua (November 27, 2008) Syria, Iran in spotlight at key IAEA meeting - AFP (November 26, 2008) Iranian president reviews Basij parade - Xinhua (November 25, 2008) Iran's Basij troops stage defense drills - Xinhua (November 25, 2008) Iran, Armenia ink 10 agreements - Xinhua (November 24, 2008) Iran fails to halt UN assembly rights resolution - Reuters (November 23, 2008) 'Israel spy' put to death in Iran - BBC (November 22, 2008) Bush and Olmert to meet over Iran's nuclear ambitions - Times Online (November 21, 2008) Iran feeling the pain of plunging oil prices - The Guardian (November 20, 2008) Israel says IAEA report proves Tehran wants nukes - AFP (November 20, 2008) Iran draws with UAE in WC qualifier - Press TV (November 19, 2008) Iranian nuclear probe deadlocked, says IAEA - AFP (November 19, 2008) Israeli commander says air force able to strike Iran's nuclear sites - Xinhua (November 19, 2008) Arrested in Tehran - The Guardian (November 18, 2008) U.S. Academics May Meet With Iran Leader - CBS News (November 18, 2008) Iran won't oppose Turkish mediation with incoming Obama administration - Xinhua (November 18, 2008) Barack Obama brings hope of Iran talks, says Shimon Peres - Times Online (November 17, 2008) Turkey could be good mediator with Iran: PM (November 16, 2008) Iran pushes for further oil cut - BBC (November 15, 2008) Iranian cleric says US should stop being arrogant - AFP (November 15, 2008) Six powers favor dual track on Iran nuclear issue: France - AFP (November 14, 2008) Iran envoy abducted in Pakistan - BBC (November 13, 2008) US denounces Iran missile test - AFP (November 12, 2008) Iran tests new long-range missile - BBC (November 12, 2008) Female bombers target Iraq province - The Guardian Ahmadi-nejad's congratulatory message to Obama - AP (November 12, 2008) Iran claims links with British universities - Telegraph (November 11 , 2008) Iran tightens rules for presidential candidates - AFP (November 11 , 2008) Israel urges Biden not to go soft on Iran, Hamas (November 10 , 2008) Obama quashes Iran's hopes for change - BBC (November 9, 2008) Obama remarks on Iran nuclear issue come under fire - AFP (November 8, 2008) Iran must be kept from developing N-weapons: Obama - (November 8, 2008) Talks Poised to Bring Iranian Rebirth - Washington Post (November 7, 2008) Iran bans weekly critical of Ahmadinejad’s policies - AFP(November 7, 2008) Iranian leader welcomes Obama win - BBC (November 6, 2008) Israel FM warns of discord with Obama over Iran - AFP (November 6, 2008) Iran: Obama victory sign of Bush failure - Xinhua (November 6, 2008) Report: Iran manufactures new stealth submarine - People's Daily (November 5, 2008) Iran minister sacked over forgery - BBC (November 4, 2008) U.S. Efforts Divert Iran-Bound Cargo - Washington Post (November 4, 2008) Iran, India should envisage modern ties: Mottaki - (November 3, 2008) Opec head urges production cuts - BBC (November 2, 2008) Iran sentences Kurdish activist to 11 years in jail - AFP (November 2, 2008) Iran indifferent to US election result - AFP (November 1, 2008) Israel complains to Turkey over Ahmadinejad’s visit - AFP (October 31, 2008) Iranian ships step up precautions in Gulf of Aden - Reuters (October 30, 2008) Iran condemns US attacks on Syria, Pakistan - NNI (October 29, 2008) Iran 'opens naval base' near Gulf - BBC (October 28, 2008) We will defend territory against attack, vows Syria - The Guardian (October 28, 2008) IAEA still undecided on nature of Iran nuclear program - AFP (October 27, 2008) Iran's interior minister to face impeachment vote - Xinhua (October 27, 2008) Iranian president is 'exhausted' - BBC (October 26, 2008) Malaysian FM urges lifting ban on Ebadi - AFP (October 25, 2008) Oil falls despite production cuts - BBC (October 24, 2008) Iranian bank denounces US sanctions - AFP (October 23, 2008) Army official: Aggression to drive Iran beyond its borders - Xinhua (October 22, 2008) No consensus in 6-nation talks for sanctions on Iran - AP (October 21, 2008) Iran youth hangings 'to continue' - BBC (October 20, 2008) Iran team crowned AFC U-16 champion - Press TV (October 19, 2008) Opec's weakest must bow to will of the Saudis - Times Online (October 18, 2008) Tehran mayor backs talks with US - AFP (October 17, 2008) US considering Iraq security deal - BBC (October 17, 2008) Iran and Iraq in war missing deal - BBC (October 16, 2008) Report: Iranian Air Force to launch large-scale wargame - Xinhua (October 16, 2008) Iran 2 - N. Korea 1: I expected tough test, says Daei - AFC (October 15, 2008) Syria to open embassy in Beirut after historic decree - The Guardian (October 15, 2008) British commander's interpreter offered himself to Iran as secret agent, The Guardian (October 14, 2008) Warning signs of an Israeli strike on Iran - Times Online (October 13, 2008) Iran arrests cleric’s aide - AFP (October 13, 2008) Israel's Peres warns Iran against surprise attack - AFP (October 12, 2008) Iran: nuclear negotiations with West not standstill - Xinhua (October 12, 2008) Iran to give oil to Pakistan on deferred payment - Daily Times (October 11, 2008) Iran celebrates global meltdown - BBC (October 10, 2008) Criticism of perks provokes uproar in Iranian parliament - The Guardian (October 9, 2008) Ahmadinejad blames lack of piety for credit crunch - AFP (October 9, 2008) Six powers to discuss Iran in a few days: US - AFP (October 8, 2008) Iran unveils plan for women's car - BBC (October 7, 2008) Iran could spark Mideast nuclear arms race: British FM - AFP (October 7, 2008) NATO doubts world will stop Iran getting nuclear bomb - (October 7, 2008) Iran does not believe Israel, US will attack: FM - AFP (October 6, 2008) Iran snubs US moves to forge links - Telegraph (October 6, 2008) Israel expected to bomb Iran, French foreign minister says - Telegraph (October 5, 2008) Iran to enrich uranium even if fuel supply guaranteed: FM - AFP (October 5, 2008) United States drops plans for diplomatic outpost in Iran - AP (October 5, 2008) U.S. troops capture five Iranian-backed militants - Xinhua (October 4, 2008) BREAKING NEWS Bomb kills 9 at mosque in southern Iran - AP (April 12, 2008) Iranian Interior Minister Resigns - Trend News Agency (April 10, 2008) A New Brand of Islam Non-believers	Featured Hakhamaneshian (Achaemenid) inscription found in south Iran April 2009, Iran - A Hakhamaneshian (Achaemenid) inscription in cuneiform script, a stone inscribed on both flat surfaces, has been discovered in southern Iran. The discovery was made in the ancient city of Ramhormoz in Khuzestan province, according to Iranian cultural heritage activists and archeologists. The 2,500-year-old inscription is carved on both sides of a piece of an eight-kilogram stone from the Zard River basin located in the northeast of Khuzestan province. Archeologists observed some shapes and drawings next to the inscriptions on the stone. The results of further studies are anxiously awaited, as they will reveal details about the subject of the inscription. Earlier this month Iranian archeologists unearthed the remains of two 2,500 -year-old palaces and 18 columns belonging to the Hakhamaneshian (Achaemenid) era in the ancient city of Ramhormoz. The archeologists have restored five of the eighteen columns. The other columns were unfortunately destroyed during a road construction project in the region, before the significance of the area was recognized. The priceless inscribed stone has been transferred to the Ramhormoz Cultural Heritage Office. Source: Iran - NAT/JG The civilization of mankind starts with the history of Iran! Dorood to Iran, Iranians and Farhange Iran It's time for Iranians to be true Iranian Birth of Terror Can the world co-exist with the Islamic Terrorist fundamentalists? True Iranians must no longer remain silent! It is time to Unite and Free IRAN 14 Centuries of occupation and destruction by Islamic Terrorist Tazi Mullahs must come to end this year! It is time for IRANIANS to be True IRANIAN Iranians without Islam Interesting comments from some Europeans By: Amil Imani - Sociologists of Islamic apostasy may wish to consider what it is, in the history of Iran or the mental makeup of Iranians, that makes for so many apostates among the most advanced Iranian exiles, far more, for example, than one finds among Pakistanis whom, one would have thought, might not have their own, Pakistani, pre-Islamic past to appeal to, but could at least begin to rediscover the pre-Islamic past of India, Mother India, as they recognize what we Infidels have no trouble recognizing: the Muslims of Pakistan, like the Muslims of Bangladesh and of India itself, are the descendants of Hindus (or, in much smaller numbers, Buddhists or Jains) who in order to escape the fate of non-Muslims under Muslim rule, converted to Islam. Because the Iranian identity is centered in Iran itself, so you have it whether you want or not. Pakistani ex-identity is centered in India - which creates rather a polarization effect and is not contagious. Plus remember the Hindu heritage is quite complicated - unlike Christianity, Buddhism, Zoroastrian faith for ex. Without Islam a Pakistani is nothing, without Islam an Iranian is still or even more Iranian. "As long as you remain Muslim, you cannot possibly be called an Iranian. Being Iranian is defined by a state of mind, not by a place of residence, your language, your dialect, or even your genetic makeup or race" It's time for Iranians to be True Iranian! Jashne Sizdeh-bedar Close of Iranian New Year Celebration 13 Farvardin Maah 6373 Iranian New Year festivities will end on the 13th day known as Sizdeh-bedar. The 13th day of the Iranian New Year is spent mostly outdoors. People will leave their homes to go to the parks for a festive picnic. It is a must to spend Sizdeh-bedar in nature. People believe that by going into the fields and parks they avoid misfortunes. All kinds of food and delicacies are prepared with tea, drinks, fruits, bread, cheese and fresh herbs. The occasion is a communal one and all close relatives and friends will participate. There is music and dancing while most people will play games and sports. It is also believed that unwed girls can wish for a husband by going into the fields and tying a knot. The picnic ends with the setting of the sun. Happy Jashne Sizdeh-bedar to all True Iranians around the world`May this new year bring freedom, peace and pride back to Iran` Derafsh-e Kaviani stands out at New York Persian Parade Norooz 6373 Click to see all 22 enlarged pictures Derafsh-e Kaviani was first raised, according to legend, against the Satanic, evil dragon demon Zahak. In Iran's national epic, Shahnameh Ferdowsi, the demon has become an oppressive Arab ruler. Kaveh Ahangar, the blacksmith rallied the people against him, using his spear and leather apron to remake the ancient flag and lead the Iranian people to victory. The flag of the Kings, Derafsh-e Kaviani remains an important motif in Iranian art and culture, although its meaning has been repressed by the current regime. The rise of Derafsh-e Kaviani now is a call on Iranians to renew their pride in their ancient culture and to rise once more, as their ancestors rose against legendary demons and conquerors, to establish an Iranian nation that is truly free. Derafsh-e Kaviani, ancient Iranian flag before Arab invasion is the most powerful symbol of Iranian history and culture If we stand behind this flag we shall free our homeland! It is time to Unite and Free IRAN It's time for Iranians to be True Iranian! Zartosht's Day The Greatest Iranian Teacher and Philosopher 06 Farvardin Maah 6373 Zartosht based his philosophy on Good Deeds Good Thoughts Good Words Zartosht (Zarathustra), the greatest Iranian teacher and philosopher was a messenger of peace, good life, and eternal love. Zartosht never assumed prophethood or said that he had been missioned to bring any message from God to human beings. He recognized his God on the basis of knowledge and wisdom. Zartosht believed that there is some kind of intelligence (Ahura Mazda) working its way through nature and based his philosophy on Good Deeds, Good Thoughts and Good Words. He united ancient Iranians into a way of life that guided them to glorious time of prosperity and happiness for centuries (Persian Empire). Zartosht was a great Iranian spiritual leader of profound and lasting significance. If only Iranians had adhered to Zartosht's principles “Good Thoughts, Good Words and Good Deeds”, Iran would have remained eternally prosperous and exalted." Ancient Iranians never celebrated someone's birthday or death. They believed that everyone comes to this world and leaves one day. What mattered to them was that what someone did to make his or her life worthwhile! Happy Zartosht's Day to all true Iranians around the world It's time for Iranians to be True Iranian! Norooz 6373 in Pasargad, Iran Koorosh (Cyrus) the Great showered with flowers Click to enlarge and see all 15 pictures `It is time to liberate Iran, Iran's history, culture and language` It is time for IRANIANS to be True IRANIAN Obama’s Message to Iran called an Insult to Real Iranians Posted on March 21st, 2009, by Alicia Colon - New York Sun Columnist For the past two years I’ve been in touch with an Iranian dissident whom I contact whenever I need an accurate translation of his language. The president’s message to Iran was issued with Persian subtitles that I suspected might not be precise. He assured me that while the translation was accurate, the message itself had infuriated the Iranian people who are not in league with the mullahs who wish to destroy their Persian heritage. I have his permission to provide my readers with his reaction: I can tell you that many Iranians are infuriated with the message, as am I. Iranians do not think that the Islamic regime of Iran is their government. They look at it as an occupying army of Muslim killers determined to destroy what Muhammad and his killers could not do for 1400 years. The mullahs have done all they can to prevent people from celebrating the Norooz and a dozen other celebrations such as Charshanbeh-Soori (the fire festival) for the last 30 years. They hate and try to destroy the Iranian culture, like they did in all other previously none Muslim countries. But the more they try to stop the many celebrations in Iran the more the people resist. Historically the Arab Muslim invaders tried to ban the Norooz celebrations from the beginning, but we paid them lots of tax to keep it alive. Norooz is an Iranian celebrations and Islamist mullah occupiers see it as a nationalistic unifying force that has nothing to do with their agenda. read the full article 14 Centuries of occupation and destruction by Islamic Terrorist Tazi Mullahs must come to end this year! It is time for IRANIANS to be True IRANIAN Jashne Norooz Iranian New Year Celebration Norooz 6373 Padeshahi 2568 Kooroshi (Persian Empire) 1388 Moaviehyee `Norooz`or new day, `is a wonderful Iranian celebration that reflects the rich cultural heritage of Iran. Norooz i`s the most cherished of all the Iranian festivals and has been celebrated for more than 4000 years. Norooz is a celebration of spring equinox and `represents ancient Iranians' impressive understanding of science and astronomy. Iranians decorate their traditional Norooz table with "Seven Sheen", ancient Iranian ceremonial Norooz items before Arab invasion.` `1- Shokofeh (flower blossom), 2- Shir (milk), 3- Shirini (sweets), 4-Sham (candle), 5- Shamshir (protection and power) over the years it has been replaced with Shahnameh (Epic of Kings), 6- Sharub (wine), 7- Shahdaneh (ancient medicine)` Epic of Norooz - The epic takes Norooz back to King Jamshid as said in Shahnameh of Ferdowsi: King Jamshid coined Norooz as a "new day" after he eliminated ignorance, poverty, injustice more that 4,000 years ago and celebration of Norooz became an annual event. It is said that King Jamshid and Kiaani Dynasty’s rule, which lasted for several hundred years was a glorious time of prosperity and happiness for ancient Iran and Iranians. Norooz did not end with Jamshid’s passing, but rather was strengthened through the centuries to become the all encompassing and glorious celebration of rebirth and renewal that it is today....... `Happy Jashne Norooz to all true Iranians around the world` `May this new year bring freedom, peace and pride back to Iran` Dorood to Iran, Iranians and Farhange Iran It's time for Iranians to be true Iranian Huge celebration of fire and light festival all over Iran, in defiance of Tazi Mullahs restrictive orders True Iranians must no longer remain silent It is time to Unite and Free IRAN 14 Centuries of occupation and destruction by Islamic Tazi Mullahs must come to end this year! It is time for IRANIANS to be True IRANIAN Jashne Charshanbeh Soori Iranian Fire and Light Festival 3Shanbeh, 27 Esfand Maah 6372 Tuesday, March 17, 2009 Last Wednesday of the year know as Chaarshanbeh Soori: On the eve of last Wednesday of the year, literally the eve of Red Wednesday or the eve of celebration, bonfires are lit in public places with the help of fire and light, it is hoped for enlightenment and happiness throughout the coming year. People leap over the flames, shouting: Sorkhi-ye to az man; Zardi-ye man az to Give me your beautiful red color; And take back my sickly pallor! Happy Jashne Charshanbeh Soori to True Iranians all over the world Iranian History, Culture and Festivals inspire the World! It is time for IRANIANS to be True IRANIAN Celebrate the Past to Awaken the Future Young Iranian nomad girl The path to happiness is freedom, and the path to freedom is courage It is time to Unite and Free IRAN It is time for IRANIANS to be True IRANIAN International Women's Day International Women's Day (8 March) is an occasion marked by women's groups around the world. This date is also commemorated at the United Nations and is designated in many countries as a national holiday. When women on all continents, often divided by national boundaries and by ethnic, linguistic, cultural, economic and political differences, come together to celebrate their Day, they can look back to a tradition that represents at least nine decades of struggle for equality, justice, peace and development. Dorood to true Iranian women for resisting 30 years of oppression and repression by the Islamic Terrorist Tazi Mullah Occupiers of Iran Deposed King Ariyamehr Pahlavi of Iran 1971 Women's Day Speech in Iran (in Persian) 14 Centuries of occupation and destruction by Islamic Terrorist Tazi Mullahs must come to end this year! It is time for IRANIANS to be True IRANIAN 3500 years old ancient cylinder seal found in Iran Iranian archeologists have unearthed an ancient cylinder seal dating to at least 3,500 years ago in Iran's northern Mazandaran Province. Archeological excavations at the Kelar Mound in the north of Iran have resulted in the discovery of a cylinder seal which dates back to the Neolithic Era; it is decorated with a drawing of a goat. The priceless object is believed to have been used in business and trading. It was probably used as a document and an index to determine the destination for trade. Further excavations and Carbon-14 studies on the relic are expected to reveal more precise information. Oxford scientists have determined exact dates of Iran's Kelar Mound by studying ancient coal and bone samples. Although many archeologists believed that the area was not older than the Iron Age, Carbon-14 studies have dated the mound to more than 6000 years ago. By: NAT/JG - Iran The future belongs to the nation who appreciates her past It is time to be one Nation, United once again! It's time for Iranians to be true Iranian! 5000-Years-Old Qare-Kand Site Flattened by the Islamic Terrorist Mullah Occupiers of Iran March 2009 - The Bronze Age sites of Qare-Kand has been completely obliterated due the construction of a military base by the Islamic Republic’s Revolutionary Guards for the Basij Paramilitary Corp. in the area. No action to stop this cultural obliteration, was taken by the authorities at the Iran Cultural Heritage, Handicraft and Tourism Organization (ICHHTO), reported the Persian service of CHN on Saturday. The 5000-years-old Iranian site which was considered as one of the most important Bronze Age Sites in northwestern mainland Iran was registered on the Iranian National Heritage List (No 537). The historical site is one of the villages in the town of Bukan on the way to Mahabad, in West Azarbaijan Province. As the result of this destruction of Iranian heritage, all the secrets and the archaeological data’s of the site, which dates back from 4^th millennium BCE to 1500 BCE have been lost forever... See the original article at the source: www.cais-soas.com The civilization of mankind starts with the history of Iran It is time for IRANIANS to be true IRANIAN Iranian Heritage For Sale Persian artifacts, more victims of Islamic Terrorist regime of Iran February 2009 - Over 600 archeologists and scholars have petitioned to US President against selling the loaned Persepolis tablets. Thousands of ancient clay tablets containing information about the life and languages of the people of the Persian Empire were discovered in Persepolis, Iran, in 1933 by archeologists of the Oriental Institute of Chicago University and were lent to this institute due to its request to carry out more studies on them. These clay tablets which bear cuneiform inscriptions recording administrative details of the Persian Empire are more than 2500 years old, through which historians were able to find detailed information about the lifestyle of the people who lived in Iran centuries ago. 300 pieces of these tablets have been returned to Iran and were probably sold by Tazi Mullahs in the European black market. The dispute broke out in July 2006 when an American Federal Judge ordered the tablets to be confiscated and auctioned in order to compensate the Israeli victims of the 1997 Jerusalem bombing. While the US Justice Department has released three statements saying the tablets should not be seized, another lawyer is trying to confiscate the relics to compensate more than 150 families of 241 US service members killed in the 1983 suicide bombing of a Marines barracks in Beirut. This shameful display of incompetence and ignorance of the Islamic terrorist Tazi Arab Mullah occupiers of Iran represents the latest in a series of destructions that appears to be aimed at systematically planning and destroying pre-Islamic Iranian heritage. more pictures True Iranians must no longer remain silent! It is time to Unite and Free IRAN 14 Centuries of occupation and destruction by Islamic Terrorist Tazi Mullahs must come to end this year! It is time for IRANIANS to be True IRANIAN What Islam is Not If you live in the West and are concerned with Islam and the Islamization of your country, this video has a message FOR YOU! Free IRAN means end to the world terrorism When Iran becomes free, Iranian people are the best force against Islam It is time for the West to support true Iranian freedom fighters Support restoration of the constitutional parliamentary monarchy of Iran It is time for IRANIANS to be true IRANIAN Jashne Sepandar-Mazgan Ancient Iranian celebration of love 29 Bahman Maah 6372 - February 17, 2009 Jashne Sepandar-Mazgan is an ancient Iranian celebration of love, happiness commitment and loyalty that goes back to more than two thousand years ago. Ancient Iranians believed that love is a force that exists in the Universe and demonstrates itself whenever we allow it to flow through us unbridled. In today’s Iran Jashne Sepandar-Mazgan is known as Iranian's Day of Love and is celebrated on February 17 much like western world's Valentine's Day. Happy Jashne Sepandar-Mazgan to all true Iranians around the world Iranian History, Culture and Festivals inspire the world! Dorood to Iran, Iranians and Farhange Iran It is time for IRANIANS to be True IRANIAN Mullah's Satellite! Click here or on the picture above to see the command and control 30th anniversary of the 1979 Islamic Terrorist Tazi Mullahs hostile takeover of Iran The repeat of "Darkest Era" in Iranian history! Click to see all pictures February 7, 2009 - Persian speaking Islamic terrorist Tazi Arab Mullahs are celebrating 30 years anniversary of hostile takeover of Iran for the second time in Iranian history. Since 1979, Islamic Tazi Arab terrorist occupiers of Iran have continuously committed genocide deliberating systematic destruction and inflicting the worst barbaric crimes and atrocity against Iranian people. The brutality of this regime has created immense pressures in Iranian society signifying social injustice and has let to the rise of social ills such as poverty, child molestation, child trafficking, prostitution, sexual slavery, harassment, selling body parts, brainwashing, dismemberment, stoning, public hanging, discrimination, false imprisonment, drug distribution, aid, cholera, homelessness, joblessness, family abuse, hunger, depression, suicide and more. The worst case of treason in history against Iranian people (click to read) Jimmy Carter 14 Centuries of occupation and destruction of Iran by Islamic Terrorist Tazi Arab Mullahs must come to end this year! Down with the Islamic terrorists regime of Iran It is time for Iranians to Unite and free IRAN! Free IRAN means end to the world terrorism Time for IRANIANS to be true IRANIAN Systematic destruction of 2500 years old tomb of Koorosh (Cyrus) the Great by Tazi Mullah occupiers of Iran Click to see all 12 pictures - Must See! February 2009 - The tomb of Koorosh the Great, the founder of greatest empires ever seen, the first Hakhamaneshi (Achaemenid) king to have introduced a universal declaration of human rights is gradually being destroyed by anti-Iranian Islamic Tazi Arab occupiers of Iran. Though the city of Pasargad, the oldest capital of the ancient Hakhamaneshi empire is a ruin, Koorosh the Great's tomb which is a major symbol of Iran's pre-Islamic heritage has remained largely intact for more than 2500 years. Since the rise of barbaric Islamic Mullah's regime to power in 1979, the anti-Iranian Islamic Tazi Arab regime has taken many measures to destroy most archaeological sites significant to Iran's glorious past. True Iranians must no longer remain silent! It is time to Unite and Free IRAN 14 Centuries of occupation and destruction by Islamic Terrorist Tazi Mullahs must come to end this year! It is time for IRANIANS to be True IRANIAN Jashne Sadeh Iranian Winter Celebration One of many great celebrations of ancient Iranians for more than 5000 years Panj-Shanbeh 10 Bahman Maah 6372 Padeshahi Friday January 30, 2009 Miladi Jashne Sadeh is a mid winter festival that was celebrated with grandeur and magnificence in ancient Iran. It was a festivity to honor fire and to defeat the forces of darkness, frost, and cold. Jashne Sadeh in Persian language means "Hundred" and marks exactly hundred days and nights (fifty nights and fifty days) before the next major ancient Iranian celebration "Norooz" at the beginning of spring. Jashne Sadeh has no religious significance and no specific rituals are involved other than lighting fires at sunset and having a cheerful time. Traditional celebration of Jashne Sadeh involves getting together with family and friends, bringing firewood or dry tree branches and lighting a big bonfire outdoors at sunset. Then singing and dancing around the fire with lavish feasts of roasted lamb, beef, chicken and other delicacies to signify the coming of spring and as a symbolic token of the eternal fight with mischief. Jashne Sadeh is celebration of life, happiness, family values, friendship, love and kindness. The festivities would normally go on for three days. Fire in Jashne Sadeh represents the "eternal fire" and symbolizes the love of homeland which is always alive like a fervent fire in the true Iranian's hearts. Happy Jashne Sadeh to all true Iranians around the world Iranian History, Culture and Festivals inspire the world! Dorood to Iran, Iranians and Farhange Iran It is time for IRANIANS to be True IRANIAN Presidential Yacht in occupied Iran Click to enlarge and see all pictures 14 Centuries of occupation and destruction by Islamic Terrorist Tazi Mullahs must come to end this year! Break the silence and be changed forever! It is time for Iranians to be true Iranian Dr. Frood Fouladvand's Day Iranian National Hero January 17, 2009 - Exactly 2 years ago on this day, Dr. Fouladvand disappeared near Iran's border. Dr. Fouladvand was known throughout the Iranian community for his open criticism of Islam and the Mullah's tyranny. He openly challenged the Quran in his daily International television broadcast for listeners both inside and outside Iran. His educational television programs were offensive to the Islamic clerics in Iran and Mullahs had issued a religious edict or fatwa calling for Dr. Fouladvand to be killed. On December 4, 2006, he set out on the last stages of operation Tondar ( Thunder) to lead liberation of Iran before the Iranian New Year, Norooz (March 21st, 2007). Dr. Fouladvand after months of unjustly being denied his travel documents, which were seized in a raid by the British MI5 forces on the eve of the Islamic Republic's presidential phony election to put terrorist Ahmadinejad in the office, had through the help of an Iranian lawyer in London been able to retrieve his travel documents. He embarked on a journey to Iran and had planned to join forces with members of his resistance group inside Iran at an undisclosed date. On his way to Iran, he frequently delivered short messages to his supporters which were broadcasted on International television channel - a channel solely dedicated to the overthrow of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Dr. Fouladvand had made a commitment to people of Iran that either he will be successful in this mission or he will give his life to free Iran from the hands of these anti-Iranian Islamic Tazi terrorist Mullahs occupying Iran. It is believed that Dr. Fouladvand was captured by an undercover Islamic Mullah's double agent named Mehrun also known as commander Behzad who as lead contact person had penetrated Dr. Fouladvand's camp near Turkey. It is believed that Dr. Fouladvand was tortured and murdered in Iran along with two of his supporters Simorgh and Kouroshe Lor. In honor of Dr. Frood Fouladvand's life time resistance, dedication, contribution to freedom in Iran, and on the anniversary of his disappearance, true Iranians all over the world have declared this day January 17 as: Dr. Fouladvand's Day Click to see series of Dr. Fouladvand's messages on his International TV People of Iran will never forget Dr. Fouladvand, a true Iranian freedom fighter who promoted Iran's ancient culture, history and wisdom to free his nation! Click here to read more about Dr. Fouladvand's endeavour Islamic Mourning Ceremony in Occupied Iran Click here or on the picture above to see all 30 pictures - Must see! Arab Muslim actors in occupied Iran perform Tazieh, a traditional theater scene about Imam Hussein the grandson of Muhammad in the battle of Karbala with Arab Caliph Yazid over family rights to rule Iran. Hussein and his family were beheaded by Yazid's soldiers. "The crown of Islamic Arab values simply does not fit the Iranians. It never has and it never will" 14 centuries of occupation and destruction by Terrorist Islamic Mullah Taziz must come to end this year! It is time to unite and free Iran It is time for IRANIANS to be True IRANIAN We report, you decide Irrefutable facts that most people are unaware of Click here or above to see this important "Educational Presentation" Iran is not the only victim! It is time for IRANIANS to be True IRANIAN Happy Shabe Cheleh Koochikeh `Ancient Iranian Winter Celebration for more than 5000 years` Jashne Shabe Cheleh `Ancient Iranian Winter Celebration for more than 5000 years 30 Azar Maah 6372` Padeshahi Hakhamaneshian (Achaemenian) Dynasty - Persian Empire (600 - 330 BC) Celebration of Nature and Season, the Longest Night of the Year The beginning of Winter (solstice): Sunday, December 21, 2008 - 04:04 AM `PST` Jashne Shabe Cheleh is an ancient Iranian winter celebration and reflects the rich cultural heritage of Iran. Jashne Shabe Cheleh marks the beginning of the winter (solstice) and the longest night of the year. Jashne Shabe Cheleh is celebrated for 10 days every winter and is dedicated to a profound appreciation of nature and season. Jashne Shabe Cheleh commemorates triumph of knowledge over ignorance, light over darkness, goodness over evil, and the renewal of sun and joy. Shabe Cheleh in Persian language means "The first of forty (40) nights" and it marks the beginning of forty (40) nights before the next major Iranian celebration called “Jashne Sadeh”. Another name for Shabe Cheleh is Cheleh Bozorgeh (big Cheleh). Much like Iranian Norooz celebration that continues for 13 days and ends with Sizdeh-Bedar, Jashne Shabe Cheleh continues for 10 days and ends with another celebration called Cheleh Koochikeh (small Cheleh). `Jashne Shabe Cheleh is a celebration of joy.` Iranians around the world celebrate life, happiness, and family values, friendship and`offer love and kindness to each other.`Traditionally, Iranians decorate Shabe Cheleh holiday table`with poetry books, flowers, candles, wine, fresh and dried fruits, nuts and seeds.Celebration of`Shabe Cheleh includes gathering around fire with family and friends for a holiday feast `and to read poetry until well after midnight.` Hakhamaneshian (Achaemenian) Dynasty - Persian Empire (600 - 330 BC) Click to enlarge Happy Jashne Shabe Cheleh to all True Iranians around the world Iranian History, Culture and Festivals inspire the world! Dorood to Iran, Iranians and Farhange Iran It is time for IRANIANS to be True IRANIAN The meaning of "Yalda" "The word Yalda derives from a Syriac term signifying "birth." A Winter Solstice festival, Jashne Shabe Cheleh had already been celebrated throughout the Iranian world even prior to the introduction of the word Yalda during the early Sassanid Era. Like all other Iranian festivals tied to the solar calendar, Jashne Shabe Cheleh has its roots in the close contacts between Chaldea / Babylonia and Iran during the late Achaemenid period. The process by which the term Yalda entered the Persian language is not conclusively established, but is probably attributable to Syriac Christians who received protection from the Sassanid monarchs. While these Christians that brought Yalda to Iran presumably associated the festival with the birth of Christ, the proximity of December 25th to the day of the Winter Solstice (December 21st or 22nd) eventually led to the two festivals being conflated and celebrated as one. Contrary to some expectations, Yalda is neither etymologically nor culturally related to Yule or Yuletide, even though that European festival is also originally a mid-winter event." Source: Encyclopedia Jashne Shabe Cheleh `Ancient Iranian Celebration for more than 5000 years The longest night of the year The beginning of Winter (solstice): Sunday, December 21, 2008 - 04:04 AM US-PST` It is time for IRANIANS to be True IRANIAN Jashne Azargun`Ancient Iranian Celebration 9 Azar Maah 6372` Padeshahi Click to enlarge Jashne Azargun is an ancient Iranian celebration and reflects the rich cultural heritage of Iran. Jashne Azargun is celebrated during the Persian month of Azar and is dedicated to a profound appreciation of fire and the power of life it sustains. Azar in Persian language means fire and it is certain that in ancient Iran the fire played a most prominent role. The capturing of fire and fire making techniques were developed by ancient Iranians in around 7000 BCE. Having learned to make fire at will, life took a different turn for ancient Iranians, winters become comfortable, nights were light up, food becomes palatable, metal was extracted and tools made. In short, the possibility to control fire changed the life of ancient Iranians thereby many impressive temples were constructed and inconceivable pains were taken to preserve the sacred element from defilement. They looked upon fire as a manifestation of the divine power, purity, and essence. Fire was carried in state processions before the Persian kings at glorious palaces, for it was a symbol of the divine presence and the national feeling. Traditional Jashne Azargun celebration includes gathering around fire with family and friends for a holiday feast. Happy "Jashne Azargun" to all true Iranians around the world Iranian History, Culture and Festivals inspire the world! Dorood to Iran, Iranians and Farhange Iran It is time for IRANIANS to be True IRANIAN Historical Discovery 3000 years old Persian King Mummy found In Iran November 18, 2008 - Sanandaj, Iran - Construction company workers have discovered a cemetery surrounded by five tombs during roadway excavation nearby Hassan Abaad village approximately 500 meter from a historical ancient site of Zagros Mountain in Iran. The tombs contain five exquisitely preserved mummies and treasure, what archaeologists are calling the best-ever relics of a civilization that began nearly 8000 years ago in the greater Iran. Archaeologists are mystified and impressed by preservation method that was used on these mummies by ancient Iranians. These mummies date back to more than 3,000 years and believed to have lived around the year 1000 BCE or 500 BCE prior to Koorosh (Cyrus) The Great of the Hakhamaneshian (Achaemenid) dynasty. According to local villagers, the tombs are made of lead on the outside and gold plate on inside surface. One of the tombs contains a completely intact and well-preserved mummy of a Persian king wearing a bejeweled crown with many valuable accessories including rings, necklaces and bracelets that were placed in a box next to him. Many ancient artifacts, a golden rod resembling an ancient Iranian flag decorated with valuable jewelry, a gold fish plate and eagle-like plate with Persian cuneiform writing were also found inside this tomb. Persian cuneiform writing is a pictographic writing system used by ancient Iranians. The Iranian government news agencies have yet to report anything about this important historical discovery. It is highly likely that mummies will soon be destroyed and their artifacts and jewelries stolen by Islamic government officials for personal financial gain. The world's historical and cultural organizations are encouraged to move quickly to preserve this priceless discovery. The civilization of mankind starts with the history of Iran! Dorood to Iran, Iranians and Farhange Iran It's time for Iranians to be true Iranian Ecological catastrophe in the Persian Gulf Click to see 20 enlarged pictures November 2008 - Bandar Abbas, Iran - It is without a doubt another huge environmental disaster for Iran and Iranian people. Persian Gulf, a key waterway for region's oil exports is heavily contaminated. Many oil spills in recent years, industrial wastes and chemicals that are regularly being dumped in the waterway or at its shores are rapidly poisoning and contaminating the entire Persian Gulf. Oil-related activities, regular sewage release, heavy shipping navigation, the presence of military fleets and submarines -- and that pollution is killing or poisoning wildlife, including fish presumably destined for human consumption with adverse consequences on human health and livelihood. Many of local populations of corals and fishes have been destroyed in recent years. Persian Gulf is 47 times more polluted than what is described as the "standard level." Read full article and see all pictures True Iranians must no longer remain silent It is time to Unite and Free IRAN 14 Centuries of occupation and destruction by Islamic Tazi Mullahs must come to end this year! It is time for IRANIANS to be True IRANIAN Jashne Abangun`Ancient Iranian Celebration 10 Aban Maah 6372` Padeshahi Click to enlarge Jashne Abangun is an ancient Iranian celebration of nature and reflects the rich cultural heritage of Iran. Aab in Persian language means water and Aban means body of water. Jashne Abangun is celebrated during the Persian month of Aban the beginning of the raining season and is dedicated to appreciation of water and the life it sustains. Traditional celebration includes gathering at home with family and friends for a holiday feast and welcoming the raining season. Ancient Iranians were always inspired by nature and treasured four main elements of life: Air, Water, Soil and Fire. True Iranians celebrate life all year long and commemorate many monthly festivals along with four main seasonal celebrations (Norooz, Mehregun, Shabe-Cheleh and Sadeh). All these celebrations are directly in tune with nature and change in seasons. Happy "Jashne Abangun" to all true Iranians around the world Iranian History, Culture and Festivals inspire the world! Dorood to Iran, Iranians and Farhange Iran It is time for IRANIANS to be True IRANIAN Rooze Koorosh-e Bozorg Koorosh (Cyrus) The Great Day `8 Aban Maah` Padeshahi October 29, 2008 Koorosh (Cyrus) the Great (600 - 529 BCE) the pride of Iranian people was a towering figure in the history of mankind. He Koorosh, the king of kings was the first Hakhamaneshian (Achaemenian) emperor of ancient Iran who issued a decree on his aims and policies, later hailed as his charter of the rights of nations. Inscribed on a clay cylinder, this decree is known to be the first declaration of human rights and is now kept at the British Museum. A replica of this charter is also at the United Nations in New York. It symbolizes “multiculturalism,” a word coined to express not only the peaceful coexistence in one land of people from different backgrounds and cultures, but a doctrine of diversity that is the foundation of advanced societies today. Koorosh (Cyrus) the Great will be remembered forever. Happy Rooze Koorosh-e Bozorg to all true Iranians Ancient Iranians never celebrated one's birthday or mourn one's death. They believed that everyone comes to this world and leaves one day. What mattered to them was what one's did to make his or her life worthwhile! It is time to connect to Iran's Past and Iran's Future Time to be ONE NATION, UNITED once again! It's time for Iranians to be true Iranian! Jashne Kaveh Ahangar`Ancient Iranian Victory Celebration` The triumph of good over evil`21 Mehr Maah 6372` Padeshahi `Jashne Kaveh Ahangar is a great ancient Iranian victory celebration that reflects the rich cultural heritage of Iran and c`ommemorates the triumph of good over evil. Ancient Iranians celebrated this day as a national independence day. Kaveh Ahangar the blacksmith, a true Iranian national hero who first appeared in Iran's national epic Shahnameh Ferdowsi as a freedom fighter who united Iranian people and liberated Iran from an oppressive tyrant named Zahake Tazi. As a symbol of resistance and unity he raised his leather apron on a spear known as the Derafsh-e Kaviani and lead the Iranian people to a great victory by re-establishing monarchy of King Fereydoon Shah. After this great victory Derafsh-e Kaviani was declared Iranian national flag and decorated with the most precious jewels becoming the symbol of independence, resistance, resilience, pride, prosperity and happiness for the Iranian people. To this date, Derafsh-e Kaviani remains an important motif in Iranian art, history and culture. Happy Jashne Kaveh Ahangar to all true Iranians Derafsh-e Kaviani, ancient Iranian flag before Arab invasion is the most powerful symbol of Iranian history and culture. If we stand behind this flag we shall free Iran! Dorood to Iran and Farhange Iran It's time for Iranians to be true Iranian! Jashne Mehregan One of Many Great Celebrations of Ancient Iranians Celebration of Nature Festival of Season and Harvesting Joy of sharing with others and caring about those in need Iranians around the world offer "MEHR" ( love and kindness ) to each other for the entire Iranian month of Mehregan (Sep. 22 - Oct. 21, 2008) Mehregan commemorates the triumph of good over evil, warmth over coldness, light over darkness and knowledge over ignorance Happy Jashne Mehregan to all true Iranians Dorood to Iran and Farhange Iran It's time for Iranians to be true Iranian! Bahman Jazooyeh Ramhormozi True Iranian National Hero Bahman Jazooyeh Ramhormozi, a great Iranian warrior and a true Iranian national hero was captured by invading Tazi Arabs during battle of Ghadesiyeh and the defeat of Persian Empire 1,428 years ago. After being captured, Bahman was spared beheading because of his horse handling knowledge and skills that was desired by Tazi Arabs. Arabs named him "Ebne Molajam" which in Persian means "Son of horse handler (Afsar-gir) or son of a person who is skilful in handling and taming horses. Bahman used his knowledge and skills to get close to the Tazi Arab Caliphs. In an opportune time, Bahman this great Iranian freedom fighter defending his homeland in captivity took revenge by sending Tazi Arab Caliph Imam Ali to hell for killing over million innocent Iranians men, women and children. Bahman was brutally tortured and finally beheaded by Imam Ali's sons, Hassan and Hussein. Click here to read about Bahmane Jazooyeh in Persian Dorood to Bahman Jazooyeh Ramhormozi True Iranians will cherish the memory of Bahman Jazooyeh forever! 14 Centuries of occupation and destruction by terrorist Islamic Tazi Mullahs must come to end this year! It is time for IRANIANS to be True IRANIAN! Terrorist Ahmadi-Nejad is going to New York again Countering the Drift By Alicia Colon, September 16, 2008 President Ahmadinejad of Iran, who plans to come to New York City for the opening session of the United Nations General Assembly from September 18 to 21, is spouting ominous nuclear rhetoric - proof positive that this is a dangerous world..... According to my friend, whom I cannot name for his own safety, there has been a resurgence of the Persian identity. Many Iranians have converted back to the Zoroastrian faith and secretly burn the Koran. Every spring here in Manhattan, the Persian Day Parade grows larger and more colorful. Beautiful women in colorful garb dance to joyous music and the symbol of the ancient faith is everywhere. ...Read the entire article at one of the following links: The New York Sun Article www.nysun.com Alicia Colon's website When Iran becomes free, Iranian people are best force against Islamic Tazi Terrorists! Free Iran means end to the world terrorism! True Iranians will no longer accept being occupied by Taziz and their barbaric beliefs! Prehistoric inscriptions found in Iran September 2008 - Esfehan Iran - Iranian Archeologists have discovered three prehistoric inscriptions bearing linear signs and symbols in the central province of Isfahan. The 4,000 year-old inscriptions were found in Teimareh Valley, located near the city of Khomein. The inscriptions have been studied, documented and transferred to Tehran to be displayed at the city's Garden of Inscriptions. Many ancient inscriptions have been discovered in the cities of Golpaygan, Khomein, Delijan and Mahallat in Isfahan province, some of which date back to more than 10,000 years ago. Source: TE/HGH - Iran The civilization of mankind starts with the history of Iran! Dorood to Iran, Iranians and Farhange Iran It's time for Iranians to be true Iranian Travel Pictorial Friends visit the remain of Iranian "Tisphone Palace" in the capital city of ancient Iran (today's Iraq) during Sasanian Dynasty 1428 years ago! The ruined vault of Iran's ancient Tisphone palace, which boasts the highest (110') single-span brick arch in the world. The massive barrel vault covered an area 80' wide by 160' long, and was the largest vault ever constructed in Persia Click to enlarge and see all pictures 14 Centuries ago the great land of Iran, home to the greatest ancient civilization; home to the best philosophers such as Zartosht with philosophy of good thoughts, good words and good deeds; home to the world first human rights charter declared by Koorosh (Cyrus) the great; home to greatest poets, mathematicians, artist and scientists was brutally attacked and invaded by the barbaric hungry desert-living Islamic Arab Taziz who had nothing to lose but everything to gain. These barbaric Arab Taziz massacred Iranian people, committed the worst atrocities by beheading more that 7 million Iranians after they defeated and conquered Tisphone (today's Iraq), capital city of Iran. These Arab Taziz forced women and children to become their slaves, looted and burned many cities, libraries and palaces including Tisphone palace. They confiscated people's belongings and took everything they could on camels. Eventually they remained in Iran by killing and beheading more people and forcing their way of life upon Iranians that has lasted until today. 14 Centuries of occupation and destruction by terrorist Islamic Tazi Mullahs must come to end this year! It is time for IRANIANS to be True IRANIAN! More articles........ Click below! Iransara previous posts Click here or on the picture below Contact us by email: info@iransara.info	Celebrate the Past to Awaken the Future! Derafsh-e Kaviani Children of "Koorosh The Great" In Search of Koorosh (Cyrus) The Great Engineering an Empire The Persians (video) Iranian Language is Persian Promote this logo Post everywhere! Iranian Paradigm! See how Iranians became Muslim! 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