TEHRAN/IRAN PICTURES

alitezar · May 19th, 2006, 06:51 AM

Alitezar's August 2007 Tehran Trip Pictures in pages 42-46

Alitezar's July 2008 Tehran Trip Pictures in pages 105-108

For Tehran's Milad Tower Grand Opening Pix, please visit page 130

For Iranian Wedding & Ceremony Pix, please visit page 300

For Iranian Cuisine Pix, please visit page 82

For Iranian Celebrities (Cinema), please visit page 160 & 232

For Iranian Magazines, please visit page 293

Hi everyone:

These are all pictures of Tehran the capital of Iran, the biggest city in the Middle East with a metro population of 14M.

Here you can see the other side of Iran that western media does not want u to see. It's nothing like the news or whatever the stupid western media makes it look in front of the world.
It's a very nice city with great hospitable people and architecture.

>>>>>It is also a very safe place for all people and tourists.

*******women in Iran are required by the government to wear head scarves and an overcoat, which really sucks and if you are a female visitor going to Iran you need to cover your hair with a scarf. But it's not as bad as it seems and in some ways it can be stylish.

*******Also this is not a political thread and I kindly ask you not to post any politics related posts here please.

******Tehran is more modern than historic. Iran is filled with amazing historic attractions but they are mostly in other cities, such as Shiraz & Isfahan. You may visit the Iran forum to see some of those sights.

>>>>>>>>One of the major concers of most people is that if Iran is a safe place to visit and if Iranians are friendly people and they are afraid that they may dislike western countries but the total opposite is true. Persian hospitality is one of the most important traits of Iranians and you can find many articles online about it.

Iran's Provinces and their capitals

In the map below I have marked main territories of Tehran, Northern Tehran, East, West, Central and South from Tehran.ir

1. Northern Tehran: Wealthy areas , Upper Class
2. East: Middle Class
3. West: Middle Class and Upper Middle Class and Wealthy closer to the North East Corner and center of the area (shahrake Qarb)
4. Central Tehran: Middle Class
5. South: Lower middle class, poor areas in the further south and south end tips of the city

All these orange lines are Tehran main highways...it has as many highways as Los Angeles and New York...

Below are the name of major neighborhoods of Tehran Metro area from Wikipedia

Tehran Subway Map still under construction and growing to more than 9 lines.

An amazing website for planning your trip to Iran with a huge amount of awesome and useful hints and tips and tour pakcage offers.

http://www.irpedia.com/

It even talks about the dress code as what to wear and when to visit etc.

Since Iran is the only country that the dress code is forced on all women by the government I thought I'd share this clip with you all. After the Islamic revolution in Iran the evil Islamic regime set so many restrictions for people and specially on women, such as the forced veil and many other restrictions, shutting down all Tehran night clubs, bars and basically destroying the social life of all people contrary to their false promises that people fell for. Anyways this is the clip that shows women protesting against the newly implemented dress code and in 1981 the dress code became mandatory and all women were forced to wear scarves and Manto (overcoats) regardless of if they believed in it or not.

March 8, 1979 Iranian Women March Against Hijab (Veil) and Islamic Laws

Below for example is a cool website regarding a tourist agency in the city of Shiraz and their customer review about Iran.

There are hundreds of testimonials in thier website below

http://www.key2persia.com/hospitality.htm

Below is a few of them

Jacek Szczycinski
Location: POLAND
Entrance: 20.09.2007
Cities: Esfahan, Yazd, Shiraz
Length: 15 days
Occupation: student
Education: University

Comments: I thought that Iran is very beautiful country, but I was really surprised. It's more beautiful than I was expected. I think here is more safe than in most countrys in Europe. People in Europe don't know the truth about Iran and Iranian people, who are very kind.

Florijn Folmer
Location: The Netherlands
Entrance: 14 October 2007
Cities: Teheran, Masuleh, Ardabil, Tabriz, Kandovan, Orumiyeh, Kashan, Esfahan, Yazd, Shiraz
Length: 21 days
Occupation: Personnel Advisor
Education: International Business Studies;Poltechnical level

Comments: Iran: Wonderful country with large variety in climate and nature; Woods, mountains, desserts, lakes and seas. I have enjoyed looking around a lot while traveling, hiking and sightseeng. Iranians: Wonderful, gentle, helpful and generous people. I believe there is no people like the Iranians; there is a lot that many can learn on that behalf. Vacation: I was quite unaware what Iran was all about before deciding to go. I did do some reading to familiar myself to know what to expect. That actually led me to quite some expectations. So far my expectations have been endlessly surpassed.

Martin Sedivy
Location: Czech Republic
Entrance: 8 oct 2007
Cities: Tehran, Masouleh, Kashan, Esfahan, Yazd, Kish
Length: 20 days
Occupation: Software ingeneer
Education: Business High School

Comments: Sweet country with sweet people. A must see!

Kare and Sarah Sorensen
Location: Denmark
Entrance: 26. aug. 07
Cities: Teheran, Shiraz, Yazd, Esfahan, Qom,
Length: 21 days
Occupation: Photographer
Education:

Comments: Surprised to see that it is that easy travelling in Iran. People have been very kind and so far - we are on day 8 of 21 - we have had almost no problems.

PIOTR MAJOR
Location: POLAND
Entrance: 22 Aug
Cities: Teheran, Kerman, Shiraz, Yazd, Esfahan, Qom, Kashan, Hamadan, Kermanshah
Length: 22 Aug - 12 Sep
Occupation: student
Education: during studing

Comments: Iran is very nice country. People are very helpfull. There is a lot of wonderfull places and buildings. Iranian culture is amazing ;-)

Lachavanne Anne-Valerie
Location: France Entrance: 06/17/2007 Cities: Tabriz,Qazvin,Esfahan,Shiraz,Yazd
Length: 3 weeks Occupation: teacher Education: University

Comments: People in France think that Iran is a dangerous country to go to, mainly because of the international context. Unfortunately they don't have the opportunity to talk to real Iranian people living in this country. We discovered very friendly people in the touristy areas, people willing to improve their language skills or to chat with foreigners about their own customs. Discussions were always of high interest to us because it enabled us to know better local habits. We've also had the chance to get invited for some diners and tasted Iranian food out of the restaurants. it's great value and we really enjoyed it. Persian culture is very ancient and it would be nice for people abroad to be able to discover it and be aware that Iranians are no fundamentalists but open-minded persons. And I hope you will always remain as curious about foreigners as today ! Anne-Valerie and Matthias

LLaurador
Location: Catalonia (Spain) Entrance: 16.05.07 Cities: Isfahan, Kerman, Shiraz
Length: 20 days Occupation: Psychologist Education: Psychology

Comments: Iran is a beautiful country with many monuments and traditions to show. But, as we visit Iran, we realize that the best thing are Iranians, because they are very open people, with a great will to know other people from abroad and share their traditions, language, and points of view. We really enjoy our stay in Iran.

Goran Belic
Location: Slovenia Entrance: 11.5.2007 Cities: Tehran,Ahwaz, Kerman, Bam, Shiraz, Esfahan
Occupation: Economist Education: Economist

Comments: We like to travel thru Iran that is the reason we came back for the second time. People are very nice and friendly. It is also one of the safest countries. Come and taste it on your own.

Jan and Geioff Brown
Location: Australia Entrance: May 4 2007 Cities: Tehran Isfahan Shiraz Mashad
Length: one month Occupation: retired Education: university degrees

Comments: This is our third trip to Iran in 7 years. We like this country and its people very much. We like their sense of humor in particular. The sights of Iran are magnificent and full of history and beauty. The music is very enjoyable also. We find always that everybody is very friendly and helpful and honest, which is not the case at home always.

Antoinette van den Steenhoven
Location: Netherlands Entrance: 22 April 2007 Cities: Tehran, Kashan, Esfahan, Yazd, Shiraz, Tabriz, Rasht, Masuleh Length: 1 month Occupation: Psychologist Education: university

Comments: Together with my fiancé, I am traveling through Iran. We are not with a group, just the two of us. Therefore, we are very dependent of the help and hospitality of the Iranian people to show and help us around. Our experience is that the Iranian people are extremely helpful. Even if we do not ask them directeley, if they see us looking around, they come to us and ask if they can help. This is our experience with all the people, no matter grade of education or age. Another feature we have noticed is the curiosity of the Iranian people. They ask a lot of questions, want to know a lot about our country, our lives and habits in Europe. They combine this with their wish to practice their foreign languages which leads to nice conversations. Sometimes however, they are SO helpful, that they give an answer, even if they don't know. We are enjoying our stay very much!

You can see pictures of daily life in Tehran in this thread and I'll post some more soon.

There are lots of pictures on each page so please be patient.
Thanks to everyone for taking these pictures.
Enjoy

by Salehyar

Central Tehran

pix by Ninara from Flickr

In Niavaran Park Tehran

Darband

Very cool videos about Tehran and it's street food

Drive n sing, that's my favorite hobby as well

Bia Kenaram= Come to me

Tour Iran- Tour operators convention in Tehran

Gold and Jewlery in Tehran

National Musuem of Iran- Tehran

Tochal Mountain Trails in Tehran

Football Street Style Contest in Tehran

Tour of Tehran's Traditional restaurants and Dizi- a Popular food in Iran

eykhderciketehrenahdhgsshdhdgddhdhdhdhhdhhhhdhjjjjj

opium · May 19th, 2006, 07:02 AM

I thought they had to wear paranja in Iran .

andypandy · May 19th, 2006, 07:31 AM

Tehran looks great, a vibrant city.

Kuvvaci · May 19th, 2006, 10:13 AM

I am sorry but those photos don't give an idea, or a good idea about how Tehran is. Although I understand what you have on your mind but it would better to see more cityscapes then people photos...

Ozcan · May 19th, 2006, 03:00 PM

Nice photos, more please.

Ozcan · May 19th, 2006, 03:14 PM

alitezar · May 19th, 2006, 06:41 PM

Thanks to Mr. Shahram Razavi.

sul_mp · February 2nd, 2008, 06:20 PM

Persian women are beautiful [2]

amazing city!!!

some skyline photos make me remember the Brazilian style cities.

alitezar · February 3rd, 2008, 09:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sul_mp

Persian women are beautiful [2]

amazing city!!!

some skyline photos make me remember the Brazilian style cities.

Thank you sul_mp for your kind comment and also the Avatar one

***shugs*** · May 19th, 2006, 08:09 PM

Hi Alitezar... may I ask... are you Iranian??

Nice pics... you do know there is an SSC Iran forum? Just follow the link in my signature, your more than welcome there

Khayli khosh amadi beh SSC forums

alitezar · May 19th, 2006, 09:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by shugs

Hi Alitezar... may I ask... are you Iranian??

Nice pics... you do know there is an SSC Iran forum? Just follow the link in my signature, your more than welcome there

Khayli khosh amadi beh SSC forums

Yes Shugs.
where are u at?
Thanks for the forum it's amazing.
Keep in touch

***shugs*** · May 21st, 2006, 12:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by alitezar

Yes Shugs.
I live in Toronto, where are u at?
Thanks for the forum it's amazing.
Keep in touch

I'm in south west England... not many Iranians around this part of the world lol

You really should post in the Iran subforum, we have a lack of active forumers right now, theres about 10 of us... and you know Iranian hospitality... we welcome you with open arms

JOTA JOTA · May 19th, 2006, 09:22 PM

I agree that the Persian women are very exotic and beautiful. Please, post more.

Very Controversial · May 19th, 2006, 09:37 PM

bayviews · May 19th, 2006, 11:09 PM

Good pictures of Tehran, Iran one of the truly great cities of the Middle East & Western Asia!

Parth · May 19th, 2006, 11:24 PM

Iran looks good. Had it not been for the Iraq war and confrontation with the west , it would have been better than what it is. If Iran could realize its full potential it could have become another developed country of Asia , like Japan.

kilgarvan · May 21st, 2006, 09:56 AM

Tehran is so beautiful.

In a Turkish TV program Mustafa Denizli said that Tehran is so beautiful, colorful and funny that my every guests admire it immediately.

xoxery · May 21st, 2006, 10:27 AM

I've heard that Iran is the most Amercian style country in Arabic world,they like Amercian music and culture,the number of Iranic personal blog is the second in the world.

alexdaytona · September 2nd, 2007, 10:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by xoxery

I've heard that Iran is the most Amercian style country in Arabic world,they like Amercian music and culture,the number of Iranic personal blog is the second in the world.

Thats the kind of mentality that pisses me off.
Persians are not Arabs,they are Aryans who later on moved to Europe,thats why Germans are also Aryans. Persians have genetic traits similar to Italians,English,Danish,Greek,Basque.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:C...neclusters.jpg

***shugs*** · May 21st, 2006, 02:21 PM

Thats kind of hard when we arent part of the 'Arabic world'... we are not Arab nor do we speak Arabic

Irans ethnic population structure on has 3% Arabs and they are all in the south towards Iraq. http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0107640.html. Largest ethnicity are Persians. Iranians are 'Proto Indo European' NOT Arab

IF your talking about the Middle East then I think Israel has one up on us... but Iran is probably one of

May 19th, 2006, 06:51 AM	#1
alitezar A Persian Delight Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 9,504	TEHRAN/IRAN PICTURES Alitezar's August 2007 Tehran Trip Pictures in pages 42-46 Alitezar's July 2008 Tehran Trip Pictures in pages 105-108 For Tehran's Milad Tower Grand Opening Pix, please visit page 130 For Iranian Wedding & Ceremony Pix, please visit page 300 For Iranian Cuisine Pix, please visit page 82 For Iranian Celebrities (Cinema), please visit page 160 & 232 For Iranian Magazines, please visit page 293 Hi everyone: These are all pictures of Tehran the capital of Iran, the biggest city in the Middle East with a metro population of 14M. Here you can see the other side of Iran that western media does not want u to see. It's nothing like the news or whatever the stupid western media makes it look in front of the world. It's a very nice city with great hospitable people and architecture. >>>>>It is also a very safe place for all people and tourists. *****women in Iran are required by the government to wear head scarves and an overcoat, which really sucks and if you are a female visitor going to Iran you need to cover your hair with a scarf. But it's not as bad as it seems and in some ways it can be stylish. ***Also this is not a political thread and I kindly ask you not to post any politics related posts here please. **Tehran is more modern than historic. Iran is filled with amazing historic attractions but they are mostly in other cities, such as Shiraz & Isfahan. You may visit the Iran forum to see some of those sights. >>>>>>>>One of the major concers of most people is that if Iran is a safe place to visit and if Iranians are friendly people and they are afraid that they may dislike western countries but the total opposite is true. Persian hospitality is one of the most important traits of Iranians and you can find many articles online about it. Iran's Provinces and their capitals In the map below I have marked main territories of Tehran, Northern Tehran, East, West, Central and South from Tehran.ir 1. Northern Tehran: Wealthy areas , Upper Class 2. East: Middle Class 3. West: Middle Class and Upper Middle Class and Wealthy closer to the North East Corner and center of the area (shahrake Qarb) 4. Central Tehran: Middle Class 5. South: Lower middle class, poor areas in the further south and south end tips of the city All these orange lines are Tehran main highways...it has as many highways as Los Angeles and New York... Below are the name of major neighborhoods of Tehran Metro area from Wikipedia Tehran Subway Map still under construction and growing to more than 9 lines. An amazing website for planning your trip to Iran with a huge amount of awesome and useful hints and tips and tour pakcage offers. http://www.irpedia.com/ It even talks about the dress code as what to wear and when to visit etc. Since Iran is the only country that the dress code is forced on all women by the government I thought I'd share this clip with you all. After the Islamic revolution in Iran the evil Islamic regime set so many restrictions for people and specially on women, such as the forced veil and many other restrictions, shutting down all Tehran night clubs, bars and basically destroying the social life of all people contrary to their false promises that people fell for. Anyways this is the clip that shows women protesting against the newly implemented dress code and in 1981 the dress code became mandatory and all women were forced to wear scarves and Manto (overcoats) regardless of if they believed in it or not. March 8, 1979 Iranian Women March Against Hijab (Veil) and Islamic Laws** Below for example is a cool website regarding a tourist agency in the city of Shiraz and their customer review about Iran. There are hundreds of testimonials in thier website below http://www.key2persia.com/hospitality.htm Below is a few of them Jacek Szczycinski Location: POLAND Entrance: 20.09.2007 Cities: Esfahan, Yazd, Shiraz Length: 15 days Occupation: student Education: University Comments: I thought that Iran is very beautiful country, but I was really surprised. It's more beautiful than I was expected. I think here is more safe than in most countrys in Europe. People in Europe don't know the truth about Iran and Iranian people, who are very kind. Florijn Folmer Location: The Netherlands Entrance: 14 October 2007 Cities: Teheran, Masuleh, Ardabil, Tabriz, Kandovan, Orumiyeh, Kashan, Esfahan, Yazd, Shiraz Length: 21 days Occupation: Personnel Advisor Education: International Business Studies;Poltechnical level Comments: Iran: Wonderful country with large variety in climate and nature; Woods, mountains, desserts, lakes and seas. I have enjoyed looking around a lot while traveling, hiking and sightseeng. Iranians: Wonderful, gentle, helpful and generous people. I believe there is no people like the Iranians; there is a lot that many can learn on that behalf. Vacation: I was quite unaware what Iran was all about before deciding to go. I did do some reading to familiar myself to know what to expect. That actually led me to quite some expectations. So far my expectations have been endlessly surpassed. Martin Sedivy Location: Czech Republic Entrance: 8 oct 2007 Cities: Tehran, Masouleh, Kashan, Esfahan, Yazd, Kish Length: 20 days Occupation: Software ingeneer Education: Business High School Comments: Sweet country with sweet people. A must see! Kare and Sarah Sorensen Location: Denmark Entrance: 26. aug. 07 Cities: Teheran, Shiraz, Yazd, Esfahan, Qom, Length: 21 days Occupation: Photographer Education: Comments: Surprised to see that it is that easy travelling in Iran. People have been very kind and so far - we are on day 8 of 21 - we have had almost no problems. PIOTR MAJOR Location: POLAND Entrance: 22 Aug Cities: Teheran, Kerman, Shiraz, Yazd, Esfahan, Qom, Kashan, Hamadan, Kermanshah Length: 22 Aug - 12 Sep Occupation: student Education: during studing Comments: Iran is very nice country. People are very helpfull. There is a lot of wonderfull places and buildings. Iranian culture is amazing ;-) Lachavanne Anne-Valerie Location: France Entrance: 06/17/2007 Cities: Tabriz,Qazvin,Esfahan,Shiraz,Yazd Length: 3 weeks Occupation: teacher Education: University Comments: People in France think that Iran is a dangerous country to go to, mainly because of the international context. Unfortunately they don't have the opportunity to talk to real Iranian people living in this country. We discovered very friendly people in the touristy areas, people willing to improve their language skills or to chat with foreigners about their own customs. Discussions were always of high interest to us because it enabled us to know better local habits. We've also had the chance to get invited for some diners and tasted Iranian food out of the restaurants. it's great value and we really enjoyed it. Persian culture is very ancient and it would be nice for people abroad to be able to discover it and be aware that Iranians are no fundamentalists but open-minded persons. And I hope you will always remain as curious about foreigners as today ! Anne-Valerie and Matthias LLaurador Location: Catalonia (Spain) Entrance: 16.05.07 Cities: Isfahan, Kerman, Shiraz Length: 20 days Occupation: Psychologist Education: Psychology Comments: Iran is a beautiful country with many monuments and traditions to show. But, as we visit Iran, we realize that the best thing are Iranians, because they are very open people, with a great will to know other people from abroad and share their traditions, language, and points of view. We really enjoy our stay in Iran. Goran Belic Location: Slovenia Entrance: 11.5.2007 Cities: Tehran,Ahwaz, Kerman, Bam, Shiraz, Esfahan Occupation: Economist Education: Economist Comments: We like to travel thru Iran that is the reason we came back for the second time. People are very nice and friendly. It is also one of the safest countries. Come and taste it on your own. Jan and Geioff Brown Location: Australia Entrance: May 4 2007 Cities: Tehran Isfahan Shiraz Mashad Length: one month Occupation: retired Education: university degrees Comments: This is our third trip to Iran in 7 years. We like this country and its people very much. We like their sense of humor in particular. The sights of Iran are magnificent and full of history and beauty. The music is very enjoyable also. We find always that everybody is very friendly and helpful and honest, which is not the case at home always. Antoinette van den Steenhoven Location: Netherlands Entrance: 22 April 2007 Cities: Tehran, Kashan, Esfahan, Yazd, Shiraz, Tabriz, Rasht, Masuleh Length: 1 month Occupation: Psychologist Education: university Comments: Together with my fiancé, I am traveling through Iran. We are not with a group, just the two of us. Therefore, we are very dependent of the help and hospitality of the Iranian people to show and help us around. Our experience is that the Iranian people are extremely helpful. Even if we do not ask them directeley, if they see us looking around, they come to us and ask if they can help. This is our experience with all the people, no matter grade of education or age. Another feature we have noticed is the curiosity of the Iranian people. They ask a lot of questions, want to know a lot about our country, our lives and habits in Europe. They combine this with their wish to practice their foreign languages which leads to nice conversations. Sometimes however, they are SO helpful, that they give an answer, even if they don't know. We are enjoying our stay very much! You can see pictures of daily life in Tehran in this thread and I'll post some more soon. There are lots of pictures on each page so please be patient. Thanks to everyone for taking these pictures. Enjoy by Salehyar Central Tehran pix by Ninara from Flickr In Niavaran Park Tehran Darband Very cool videos about Tehran and it's street food Drive n sing, that's my favorite hobby as well Bia Kenaram= Come to me Tour Iran- Tour operators convention in Tehran Gold and Jewlery in Tehran National Musuem of Iran- Tehran Tochal Mountain Trails in Tehran Football Street Style Contest in Tehran Tour of Tehran's Traditional restaurants and Dizi- a Popular food in Iran eykhderciketehrenahdhgsshdhdgddhdhdhdhhdhhhhdhjjjjj Last edited by alitezar; December 14th, 2009 at 08:10 AM. Reason: More word

May 19th, 2006, 10:13 AM	#4
Kuvvaci miss u Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Istanbul Posts: 18,850	I am sorry but those photos don't give an idea, or a good idea about how Tehran is. Although I understand what you have on your mind but it would better to see more cityscapes then people photos... __________________ Turkey Railways Development /High Speed Rail Urban Life in ISTANBUL Turkish Airports /Aviation

May 19th, 2006, 03:14 PM	#6
Ozcan BANNED Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: The Netherlands Posts: 2,169	Last edited by Ozcan; May 19th, 2006 at 03:19 PM.

May 19th, 2006, 06:41 PM	#7
alitezar A Persian Delight Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 9,504	Some more Tehran pics Thanks to Mr. Shahram Razavi. Last edited by alitezar; November 2nd, 2006 at 01:13 AM. Reason: More words

February 2nd, 2008, 06:20 PM	#8
sul_mp Tá Limpo! Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 1,291	Persian women are beautiful [2] amazing city!!! some skyline photos make me remember the Brazilian style cities. __________________ DANDO UM TEMPO....

May 19th, 2006, 07:02 AM	#2
opium BANNED Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Seattle US/ Moscow RU Posts: 354	I thought they had to wear paranja in Iran .

May 19th, 2006, 07:31 AM	#3
andypandy I'm here for the photos Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Sydney Posts: 495	Tehran looks great, a vibrant city.

May 19th, 2006, 03:00 PM	#5
Ozcan BANNED Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: The Netherlands Posts: 2,169	Nice photos, more please.

May 19th, 2006, 08:09 PM	#10
*shugs* Moderator Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Devonshire \| Tehran \| GU2 \| Mazandaran Posts: 3,465	Hi Alitezar... may I ask... are you Iranian?? Nice pics... you do know there is an SSC Iran forum? Just follow the link in my signature, your more than welcome there Khayli khosh amadi beh SSC forums __________________ SSC Iran

May 19th, 2006, 09:22 PM	#13
JOTA JOTA Registered User Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 232	I agree that the Persian women are very exotic and beautiful. Please, post more.

May 19th, 2006, 09:37 PM	#14
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May 19th, 2006, 11:09 PM	#15
bayviews Registered User Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 2,824	Good pictures of Tehran, Iran one of the truly great cities of the Middle East & Western Asia!

May 19th, 2006, 11:24 PM	#16
Parth BANNED Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 10	Iran looks good. Had it not been for the Iraq war and confrontation with the west , it would have been better than what it is. If Iran could realize its full potential it could have become another developed country of Asia , like Japan.

May 21st, 2006, 09:56 AM	#17
kilgarvan Registered User Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 271	Tehran is so beautiful. In a Turkish TV program Mustafa Denizli said that Tehran is so beautiful, colorful and funny that my every guests admire it immediately.

May 21st, 2006, 10:27 AM	#18
xoxery Registered User Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 261	I've heard that Iran is the most Amercian style country in Arabic world,they like Amercian music and culture,the number of Iranic personal blog is the second in the world.

May 21st, 2006, 02:21 PM	#20
*shugs* Moderator Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Devonshire \| Tehran \| GU2 \| Mazandaran Posts: 3,465	Thats kind of hard when we arent part of the 'Arabic world'... we are not Arab nor do we speak Arabic Irans ethnic population structure on has 3% Arabs and they are all in the south towards Iraq. http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0107640.html. Largest ethnicity are Persians. Iranians are 'Proto Indo European' NOT Arab IF your talking about the Middle East then I think Israel has one up on us... but Iran is probably one of __________________ SSC Iran Last edited by shugs; May 21st, 2006 at 02:27 PM.

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