Happiest days
Margaret Habibi, a long time resident of Abadan, died on Tuesday, March 26. Nearly a year ago she wrote a letter to Shahrzad Irani, after
Margaret Habibi, a long time resident of Abadan, died on Tuesday, March 26. Nearly a year ago she wrote a letter to Shahrzad Irani, after
Drop seeds of hope between small cracks in urban concrete. Over time, add rapidly increasing numbers of youth, growing accounts of injustice, and community support.
More than six months have passed since the horrendous attacks on the United States, and the “War on Terrorism”. Focusing on ridding Afghanistan of its
I saw this letter in iranian.com a couple of weeks ago: * A very great man I would like to say that my wife's mother's
Note: This article is not meant to be political in nature. My intention is not to support or denounce any government. The article's only purpose
I'm getting ready to travel to Iran. I really am getting ready to go this time. If you know me at all, you know I've
Cartoons by Saman and Mahmoud. Saman's cartoons were shown at the iranian.com Norooz Show on March 16.
The first day of school, when I was five years old, was inevitable. I had managed to skip preschool altogether by insisting that I wanted
Abbas Maroufi's “Samphonie Mordegaan” (Symphony of the Dead) has been reprinted in Iran. When it was first published in the early 90's it was considered
Sir Henry Creswicke Rawlinson, (1810-1895) a diplomat and an Assyriologist in Persia, was born on November 4, 1810 in Chadlington, Oxfordshire, England. He is best
Small street workers are the ones who made me love Iran because they were always present, mostly very amicable and intrinsiclaly “Iranian”, whatever the ethnic