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Iranian Qari Wins 3rd Prize at Turkey Int’l Quran Competition
Iran’s representative Habib Sedaqat came third in the recitation category of Turkey’s first international Holy Quran competition.
Markazi province home to 3,000 historical sites
With a total of 850 registered historical monuments and 2,200 unregistered monuments, Markazi province is among the historical regions of Iran which hosts a large number of Iranian and foreign tourists annually.
President stresses boost of cultural ties with world
President Hassan Rouhani called for boost of cultural ties with the world with the help of Iranian arts and cultural figures.
Arg-e Karim Khan
Arg-e Karim Khan (Karim Khan Citadel) is located to the northeast of Shiraz, southern province of Fars. It was built as part of a complex during the Zand dynasty. It was named after Karim Khan and served as his residential quarters. The castle resembles a medieval fortress.
900 Iranian, Foreign Reporters to Cover Int’l Quds Day in Iran
900 Iranian and non-Iranian reporters are due to cover the International Quds Day in Iran to be marked on Friday in a show of support for the oppressed people of Palestine.
Iran, Philippines Officials Review Ways for Further Cooperation
Iran’s Ambassador to Manila Ali-Asghar Mohammadi and Chairperson of Commission on Higher Education of Philippines Patricia Licuanan conferred Thursday on ways to widen bilateral scientific cooperation.
President hails nation's massive participation in Quds Day rallies / A bright future waits for all Muslims
President Hassan Rouhani on Friday appreciated the massive participation of the Iranian nation in the nationwide International Quds Day rallies.
The 23rd edition of international Quran exhibition
The 23rd edition of international Quran exhibition is currently underway in Tehran.
Marking the holy month of Ramadan, Iranians hold an international exhibition of Quran whose 23rd edition is underway in Tehran.
Supreme Leader hosts mourning ceremony for 1st Imam of Shiites
Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei on Monday hosted a mourning ceremony in commemoration of the first Imam of Shiite Muslims, Hazrat Ali (AS), who was martyred on the 21st of Ramadan in Kufa some 1400 years ago.
Iran snatches 3 medals in 2015 Universiade
Iranian national women’s shooting team has so far claimed three medals in 2015 Summer Universiade in South Korea.
Iran’s Tourism to Grow 6.6% in 2015
The World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) in a recent report put the value of Iran’s tourism industry for 2014 at about $7.8 billion.
In a meeting with a group of families of martyrs at an Iftar reception:
In a meeting with a group of families of martyrs at an Iftar reception:
President stresses respect for families of martyrs
Quran Exhibition Received Well in Tatarstan
The Iranian Cultural Center in Moscow held a Quran exhibition in Kazan, Tatarstan’s capital city, this week, which was received very well by the citizens.
Foreign students from 123 countries study in Iran: Minister
Minister
Students from 123 countries are studying at Iranian universities, Iran's minister of science, research and technology says.
Non-academies can help struggling UK’ schools
Top-performing council-run schools in England should be able to play a role in improving struggling schools, the Local Government Association says.
Thousands of children rescued from dangerous work
More than 12,000 children have been rescued in the past three years from gold mines in northern Tanzania, according to children's rights groups who fear thousands more youngsters are being forced to work in hazardous conditions for a pittance.
Iran, Serbia to expand media cooperation
Iran's ambassador to Serbia and head of Serbian Journalists' Association underlined the need to boost all-out media cooperation between the two countries.
Step by Step from Compilation to Printing House: A Story of the Struggle to Publish 124 Million Copies of Textbooks
These days, several teams of compilers, typesetters, artists and printing workers are jointly struggling round the clock to prepare 124 million copies of textbooks well before 23rd of September, the first day of the academic year in Iran.
Chinese Mainland Undergraduate Applications for HK Universities Fall
The undergraduate applications from the Chinese mainland at Hong Kong universities keep falling although those local campuses have been actively recruiting top students from the mainland.
Spanish university to translate Rumi’s Masnavi
Linguistics Advisory Office (La Oficina de Asesoria Linguistica -- OAL) at the Autonomous University of Madrid plans to translate a selection from the Masnavi-ye Manavi, the masterpiece of Persian mystic and poet Molana Jalal ad-Din Rumi (1207-1273).
Ancient Shahnameh in Serbian library
A private Serbian library ‘Adligat’ has a 92-year-old copy of the Shahnameh in Persian, published in 1923 in Germany.
Qasr Museum to host architecture art
The Qasr Garden Museum will host architectural art to preserve Iran’s rich historical identity and the museum will promote other cultural exhibitions and events as well, said manager of Qasr Garden, Hossein Hooshyar, at a press conference.
Iranian young scientist selected to receive Green Chemistry for Life research grant in 2015
Iranian young scientist Dr. Mehdi Mohammadi was selected to receive the support of the Green Chemistry for Life project.
Tehran Int’l Quran Expo slated for June 24-July 14
The 23rd edition of Tehran International Holy Quran Exhibition will kick off here in the Iranian capital city on Wednesday, June 24.
Quran competition planned in Madrid
The Iranian Cultural Center in Spain plans to organize a Quran competition in the capital.
Forum in Albania discusses ‘values of Ramadan’
A forum was held in Albania earlier this week to discuss the values and virtues of the holy month of Ramadan.
Quranic calligraphy expo launched at Tehran’s Milad Tower
A Quranic calligraphy exhibition has been mounted at Tehran’s Milad Tower on the occasion of the holy month of Ramadan.
Chicago Muslim organizations encourage Muslims to give back to their communities
Sharing the spirits of the holy month of Ramadan, a group of Chicago Muslim organizations have encouraged Muslims to give back to their communities, emphasizing on Islamic tenets of goodwill, giving, and charity.
Khaju: Oldest bridge of Isfahan
An English language paper on Tuesday hailed Iran's ancient tourist attractions including the Khaju Bridge in the centeral city of Isfahan.
Muslims worldwide mark beginning of holy month of Ramadan
Millions of Muslims all around the world mark the beginning of the holy month of Ramadan.
Leader remarks in the Affinity with the Quran meeting
Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei received Quranic experts on Thursday, which marked the first day of the holy month of Ramadan, in which the holy Quran was revealed to Prophet Mohammad (Peace Be Upon Him).
Swedish Students Visit Darolfonoon
According to OERP Public and International Relations, a number of Swedish architecture PhD candidates visited Darolfonoon historic technical school on June 13th.
10,000 Taiwan Students May Be Unable to Graduate
More than 10,000 students in Taiwan are expected not to be able to graduate from junior high school partly as result of a raised threshold this year, the island's education authority said on Friday.
US Academic Delegation Meets Tehran University Chancellor
An academic delegation from the United States held talks with the chancellor of the University of Tehran on ways to promote mutual cooperation between Iran and the US in the area of science.
Ilam Earliest Handicraft 7000 Years Old
Director General of Ilam Cultural Heritage, Handcrafts and Tourism Organization says the earliest handicraft in this province dates back to 7 thousand years ago
Tajik President Orders Renaming Districts, Centers Into Farsi
The Tajik President, Emomali Rahmon, has instructed the renaming of Tajik districts and centers from Russian and Turkish languages into Farsi language.
Iranian universities among Asia top universities
Three Iranian universities are among the top 100 universities in Times Higher Education Asia University Rankings 2015.
Countries With Most Engineering Graduates
Which countries churn out the most engineering graduates every year? When it comes to engineering degrees, the United States, Japan and other developed nations produced the majority of the world’s graduates over past few decades
Iran Opens First Herb Museum
Iran has inaugurated its first herb museum, also known as herbarium, containing more than 1,700 samples of various herbs.
China to help Iran complete National Internet
Iran's Minister of Communications and Information Technology Mahmoud Vaezi has called for comprehensive cooperation and development of relations with China in the field of internet and cyberspace.
Algerian culture minister calls for cultural ties with Iran
Algerian new Culture Minister Ezzedin Mayhoubi on Saturday called for development of cultural ties with Iran, especially in joint movie activities, repair and protection of manuscripts.
UN chief urges need to respect rights of older persons
United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said the ageing of the world’s population has added urgency to promoting and defending the rights of older persons, it was reported on Sunday.
Hamedan religious tourism potentials high
Home to over 200 holy sites, western province of Hamedan has a high potential for religious tourism, said tourism experts.
Sabz-koh and Tang-e-Sayad habitats receive UNESCO registration
Governor General of Charmahal and Bakhtiari said on Wednesday that Iran's habitats Tang-e-Sayad and Sabz-Koh received world registration of UNESCO in world network of Biosphere Reserves.
Iran, Spain keen on scientific, academic cooperation
Iran's cultural attaché in Madrid stressed the need for promoting scientific and cultural and educational cooperation with Spain.
Quran should be used as guide in all matters
Malaysia's King Abdul Halim Mu'adzam Shah urged that the Quran and Sunnah (sayings and practices of the Holy Prophet) be used as a guide in all matters pertaining to nationhood, society and family.
Fury as London Schools Ban Muslims From Fasting During Ramadan
A group of schools has banned Muslim pupils from fasting during Ramadan.
Iran unveils surgery robot ‘Sina’
The 4th International Innovation and Technology Exhibition (INOTEX 2015) has seen breakthrough remote surgery robot ‘Sina’ unveiled in Tehran.
Iranian, Russian Universities Ink Cooperation Pacts
Iran's Allameh Tabataba'i University signed two agreements with Russia's Saint Petersburg State University and Moscow State University on scientific cooperation and joint projects.
Tehran to Host Largest Handicrafts Event
Tehran will host International Handicrafts Fair during June 20-25 concurrent with the World’s Handicrafts Day (June 20).