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Iran is a republic country situated in Central Eurasia and Western Asia with an estimated population of 76.9 million as of 2010. It is the 18th largest country in the world with a total land area of 1,648,195 sq km.

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What are some ports on the Iranian side of the Persian Gulf?

Major ports by country:

Iraq: Basra, Umm Qasr

Kuwait: Kuwait City

Saudi Arabia: Jubail, Dammam

Bahrain: Manama

Qatar: Doha

United Arab Emirates: Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah, Ras al-Khaima

What country used to be called Persia?

The country of Iran was once called Persia. REZA SHAH CHANGED ITS NAME TO IRAN

Who ever posted this answer above is totally and completely wrong.

Today's countries that include the ancient land of Persia is not only Iran in fact the Persian empire ruled central Asia including: Iran, Afghanistan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, parts of Pakistan, India and Iraq, Northern Saudi Arabia-Lebanon-Syria-Jordan-Israel-Palestine. They even ruled African parts such as he whole of ancient Egypt and even Libya. Persia was also some of the countries in Europe such as Turkey-Bulgaria-Albania. Those are the countries which was the country of Ancient Persia.

The first answer was not totally wrong. The second answer is true of the Persian Empire, but the homeland, the territory that was originally Persia, is mostly correspondent with modern Iran
The Islamic Republic of Iran

Should Iran be allowed to develop a nuclear program?

Not under the current leadership. A: I'll try to present both sides: For: The arguments for Iran developing a nuclear program are that Iran does not acknowledge the US's or Europe's arguments saying they shouldn't, and indicate that they feel they should be allowed to pursue an independent course of scientific study and power generation on their own. For the most part, Iran has stated they do not intend to create nuclear weaponry, but this is not always what they say. When they do discuss the development of a nuclear program, they indicate it's in Iran's best interest to do so, especially as a deterent from Western first strike. Against: The arguments against Iran developing a nuclear program are more numberous. First, Iran is basically a fundamentalist theocracy. While there are two parts of the Government, the religious and the secular or political, the religious has at times subscribed to the belief that Islam requires the destruction not only of the Zionist state, but of all the people in it as well. There have been occassional direct threats against Israel from Iran as well, and I've never seen even a statement that say this is not so. It bears noting that it's unlikely Iran will reach parity with Israel's nuclear arsenal (never admitted by Israel but regarded as a given by most intelligence groups), so the only strategy that would have a serious chance of success would likely invovle an interdictive first strike. Additionally, Iran, having a violent past in regional factional warfare (including Suni vs. Shi'ite), is thought to be a likely candidate to use nuclear arms in any case if they had them. Their strategic placement in a geographical sense could make for an increase in overall tension in the Middle East. It bears noting that Russia, arguably Iran's largest trading partner, made the offer to provide the uranium fuel for their nuclear plant, if Iran would desist from refining their own (this refining is what generates the fissile materials needed for weaponization), and Iran refused this compromise, without much of an explanation. Those opposed to Iran having a nuclear energy program (which at this point includes all the UN Security Council, all of the European Union, the US and Great Britain, among others) are concerned that such a move would provide Iran with Nuclear weapons, and that Iranian politics would make the use of nuclear first strike capability a likelihood. Please note that these comments are intended solely as reportage, and may or may not represent my own personal opinions.

What is going on in Iran?

dictatorship. people want the president out of iran immediately, but its not gonna happen. the new president that was chosen last year was masavi. but now people of iran have slowed down, and are waiting for other countries with the same situation to brake down then iran will brake down to.

How old is Iran's history?

Once known as Prersia, Iran is home to one of the world's oldest civilizations, dating back 4000 years. It became a nation and empire in 625 BC, so it is approximately 2640 years old.

What kind of contributions did the Persians give?

Do you want to clarify to whom and when?

One contribution they made was to the Spartan alliance late in the Peloponnesian War to enable the Spartan alliance to develop a navy which could match the Athenian one, leading to Athens' downfall.

Another contribution was their attempts to bring peace and order to the Western Mediterranean, which was why they invaded peninsular Greece in 480 (unsuccessfully), supported the Spartan alliance in the Peloponnesian War, and finally imposed the King's Peace in 387 BCE to end the endless ongoing wars between the Greek city-states which disrupted the whole region.

What is absolute and relative location of Iran?

Middle East, bordering the Gulf of Oman, the Persian Gulf, and the Caspian Sea; borders with Afghanistan, Armenia , Azerbaijan-proper + Azerbaijan-Naxcivan exclave Iraq, Pakistan, Turkey and Turkmenistan. 320 00' North and 530 00' East

What is the difference between the persians arabs and kurds?

Kurds, Arabs, and Persians are ethnic groups that are primarily focused in the Middle East.

Kurds are overwhelmingly Sunni Muslims, but there are minorities of Shiite Kurds (especially in Iran), Alevi Kurds, Yezidi Kurds, Yarsan Kurds, and other religious minorities. There are some Jewish Kurds who predominantly live in Israel.

Arabs are predominantly Sunni Muslims, but there are large minorities of Shiite Muslim Arabs, especially in Iraq, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, and Kuwait. There are also Ibadi Muslim Arabs, Alawite Arabs, numerous Christian Arabs, Druze Arabs, Baha'i Arabs, and other minority religions.

Persians are overwhelmingly Shiite Muslims, but there are minorities of Sunni Persians, Jewish Persians, and several other minority religions.

How many churches are there in Iran?

Iran Tourism mentions one Hindu temple in Iran at Bandar Abbas:

"The above mentioned temple was constructed in the year 1310 AH. (1932 CE), during the rule of Mohammad Hassan Khan Sa'ad-ol-Molk. The same comprises of a square room in the center of which is a jagged shaped dome. The architecture of this structure is very similar to that of the Indian temples."

What land locked sea borders Russia and Iran?

China is the landlocked country that borders Russia to the south.

How many days were the Iran hostages held?

This event lasted form 11/4 1979- 1/9 1981. It lasted exactly 444 days.

What did the Persians trade?

Persian trade was the cornerstone for cultural enhancement. Whether via internal trade or the Silk route, Persians were able to influence other people with their customs and traditions. At the same time, Persians also learned from these trading partners and nations as well.

How do Iranians live?

we like normal people go out, have fun, have friends, jobs, and relationships. Viva Perisians!

How do you send money from Iran to nigeria?

you can as all western banks ave withdrawn this facility, if its not much say $500 then the only way i sugest is via letter post, making sure u send it recorded delivery with insurance and a tracking number, dont tell them u sending cash as they wont insure u - just telll them its a gift.good look-- May God bless Iran--down to USA & Israel