What form of government is the safavid empire?
the historian says that the safavid government is of kind of king-ruling and union part.
Iran differs from most of the North AfricanSouthwest Asian realm in that?
found another spot listed the Shi'ite as the primary diff. makes sense.
How did ABBAs the Great strengthen the Safavid economy and encourage trade?
Abbas I strengthened the Safavid dynasty by expelling Ottoman and Uzbek troops and creating a standing army.
3 years ago
Does Iranian president Ahmadinejad speaks Arabic?
No, he only speaks Farsi, the language of Iran. However He is familiar with some words and phrases in Arabic, as most Iranians are.
Who are the two major branches of Islam that are seeking political control in Iraq?
They are Sunnis and Shiites. Refer to question below.
How are Turkey Iran and Israel different from other countries in Southwest Asia?
The prime difference is that these three countries are majority non-Arab whereas every other Middle Eastern State has an Arab majority.
What was the coast of the damage of the Iran blizzard in 1972?
20 million dollars was the cost of the damage.
Fifth largest oil producer
Third largest natural gas producer
One of the top producer of Pistachios, raisins and natural herbs.
Iran is the ancient name of the country; the Aryan tribes who formed the country in the Achaemenid era united the plateau in that region and called the country Iran (Aryanam in ancient texts), meaning "the land of Aryans".
The name Persia was introduced much later (around 600 BC) and it derives from the ancient Greek name (Persis) for Iran's maritime province called Fars/Pars. Based on this, other European nations termed the area Persia.
On March 21, 1935 Iran formally asked the international community to call the country by its native name.
In 1959, Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, before his removal from power announced that both Persia and Iran can be used interchangeably.
What religion were represented in the population of Iran before the revolution?
Before the Islamic revolution, Islam was still the dominant religion, with most Muslims adhering to the Twelver Shi'a sect. The revolution was mainly to create an Islamic state and to overthrow the Shah, encouraging Islamic Unity.
What big mistake did the Persians make at the battle of Marathon?
They split their force. Their plan was to pin down at Marathon the Athenian infantry with their more numerical infantry, while their cavalry was shipped around to capture Athens in the absence of its army. The Athenian army would then be trapped in the open between the captured city walls and the infantry at Marathon.
Their error was in imagining their infantry without its cavalry support could stand up to the Athenian infantry. The Athenian armoured infantry, when they realised their opportunity, rand down from the hills around Marathon and over-ran the weaker Persian infantry. The Persians aid the price for this mistake.
The Athenian infantry then realised that the Persian cavalry was being shipped down the coast to Athens, so they ran the 26 miles over the hills back to Athens and arrived just in time to turn back the Persian cavalry when it was being disembarked. The Persians gave up and went home.
Relations between Iran and Japan are quite good and upon acquiring a proper VISA, an Iranian can visit Japan.
However, Japan has cracked down on illegal immigration from Iran, so it is highly advisable that Iranians attempting to illegally immigrate not do so.
history,politics,Languages,physics,math,algebra,IT,law,etc...
Arts like cinema,painting,graphics,etc...
instrumentals:drums,percussion,guitar(anyting),violin,piano,etc..
And many Iranian instrumentals...
High culture is a term that is used in a number of different ways in the academic discourse, whose most common meaning is the set of cultural products, mainly in the arts, held in the highest esteem by a culture. In other words it refers to the culture of the upper class in the society.
How do you say merry Christmas in Iran?
You can say it any way you want, but do it very quietly.
Less than 1% of Iranians are Christian, and while technically their rights are legally protected there is a lot of religious intolerance in Iran; both in government and in the population at large. Due to the very small number of Christians there are few identifiably Iranian cultural customs around Christmas.
Why did nobody win the Iran-Iraq War?
Nobody won the Iran-Iraq War because it was resolved by an armistice agreement or ceasefire (UNSC Resolution 598). A war can only be won if one party approaches the other party and surrenders, but neither than Iraqis nor the Iranians did this. If the United Nations had not intervened, it is completely possible that the Iraqis and the Iranians could have continued fighting each other well into the 1990s.
In terms of why the two sides were still fighting eight years after hostilities had begun instead of resolving the conflict sooner, the Iran-Iraq War was a fight between parties that had roughly equal military strength and who were fighting in hilly and mountainous terrain. Land invasions on either side went through small chokepointsand were ambushed by the opposite side. This led to very small pieces of enemy land coming under foreign occupation after years of fighting.
Contra
You could visit the ancient ruins of Khashayarshah, Persepolis, or the modern architecture of Teheran!
Or even go out to a restaurant since Iran has some of the most delectable foods!
Go site-seeing!
My list would be endless!!!!
So...go to this youtube link to see heaps more cool things to do in Iran!