In the name of laughter
The people of Pakistan during the past couple of days have had the chance to enjoy a relatively humorous event. On July 5th, Pakistani security
July 10, 2007
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The people of Pakistan during the past couple of days have had the chance to enjoy a relatively humorous event. On July 5th, Pakistani security
“Please agha, please buy a Faal” it just 200 tomans!” As we walked in former Pahlavi Avenue it was the fifth “faal foroosh” that confronted
I was listening to some Aref songs, while working on these cartoons. — a sort of Eydee for you. They recall movies and some songs
Shahram S. Nahavandi was born in 1950 in Gorgan, IRAN. He lived most part of his teen years in the beautiful city of Ahvaz and then
Written on martyrdom in Iran, but more generally about the senselessness of war. I'm an anthropologist and specialist on Iran, and lived there in 2002
As many of you may be aware, the National Organization for Women recently held a pro-choice rally here in Orange County, California. The gathering attracted
In defense of ” Where are our good girls?”, Alireza made an interesting observation that many Persians abandon religious and moral beliefs because of
This essay is in response to the concerns of many single young and middle-aged Iranians who complain about the Iranian dating scene. Specifically, it is
Mr. Jonathan Jones author of article “” is a man of ignorance and obviously biased of historical facts and documentations. It is evident he does
Born 1966, Tehran. B.A. in painting from Tehran Art University. These were originally featured on Elahe Gallery Paintings
These attacks have added to the hardships faced by the Mandaeans, which has resulted in attempted suicides in some Detention Centres. At other Centres, such
Lyrics of the election boycott song (maker uknown, downloaded from gooya.com). It wasn't always intelligible, so please excuse my mistakes. — A.T. See English translation
Kamran SM writes: Now that iranian.com is banned in the motherland, I figured you might as well go all out & weblish these too. (BTW,
I have lived in North Philly and now I live in south central LA. Two of the worst crime areas of the country. Ive walked
Click on poem to see next About Amid Sadeghi-Nasab is a writer and poet. Visit his site Shahrag.com. Poems * Tehran 1381 * * Barf-e
Three poems * Old births, new deaths * A whistle * Blind shadows Old births, new deaths there is a break between the existing and
