Secularization
Source: Roskin, M. (2011). Countries and concepts: Politics, geography, culture (11th ed.). New York, NY: Longman
Reza Khan
Amin Banani has written: 'The modernization of Iran, 1921-1941' -- subject(s): History
its either India, Antatolia or Iran? hope this helps?
A historically false claim, it is not necessarily Iran, but their leaders who deny the Holocaust. They do this a part of a series of other absurd claims in order to justify destroying Israel.
Iran has capital resources that include oil. In addition, you can find this out by past historical subjects that include the oil crisis of America during the 1970s.
yes.because it was belong to south western of iran
The Shah was primarily interested in modernization and secularism in Iran. His goal was to turn Iran into a European-style country, much like Israel or Cyprus is today, with powerful industry, a first-world standard of living, a strong economy, and a West-leaning set of foreign policy views. Part of this involved the repression of Islamist groups, e.g. those who wanted to impose Islamic Law as the national law of Iran, and democratic groups, since the majority of Iran's population was still quite religious and would support Islamism.
Pakistan's allies include Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Iran, and China, etc.
Turkmenistan is bordered by Kazakhstan to the North West, Uzbekistan to the North East, Afghanistan to the South East and Iran to the South West.Afghanistan,Iran,Kazakhstan andUzbekistan
It depends entirely on the time period. Perfectly acceptable answers include: the Abbassids, Buyids, Samanids, Khwarezmids, Assassins, Safavids, Qajjars, and Pahlavi Iran.
Diana Tabatabai is a literary agent and editor and she has not published any works under her own name. Her focus is on promoting other authors' works.
The major religion is Islam; Iran has a shiite majority, but also a sunnite minority (those are two varieties of Islam). The largest minority is the Bahá'í Faith, which is currently sorely oppressed in Iran. Other minorities include Christians and Zoroastrians.