Dowry, traditional yesterday with today’s experience/ Morteza Hamounian

It is a well-known phrase that is heard during the marriage sermon among Muslims in Iran. “Marriage is my tradition, so whoever turns away from my tradition is not of me.” They say it is a saying attributed to the Prophet of Islam. Some scholars from both main branches among Muslims – Shia and Sunni […]...

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The courage of Mr. Minister against the bloodshed of children / Javad Abbasi Toolli

This is a caption “This is a caption” Javad Abbasi Toulali “We now have fourteen million students who, despite all cultural attacks, if necessary, will be on the front lines like the time of the Sacred Defense and will sacrifice their lives.” These recent statements by Mohammad Bat’haei, the Minister of Education and Training, accurately […]...

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The flood that took everything, except for one piece of clothing/ Amir Chamani.

This is not a complete Farsi text, as it only contains a caption for an image. Without the context of the image or any surrounding text, it is impossible to accurately translate it into English. Please provide the full text for a proper translation.Amir Chamani His name is flood. A destructive flood whose destructive power […]...

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Vulnerability to natural disasters is the result of a security perspective on environmental issues / Mohammad Mohabi.

This is not a complete sentence, so it cannot be translated accurately. Please provide the full text for translation. Mohammad Mohabi The recent floods have once again revealed the vulnerability of Iranian cities to natural disasters, causing environmental crises. Various cities in the northern, southern, and western provinces were at serious risk after just one […]...

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Floods, the disaster of the garden’s life/ Daniel Babayani

“درود به همه” “Greetings to everyone” Daniel Babayaii On the 29th of Esfand month, with heavy rains and the overflow of water from the dams of Golestan and Boustan, and the rise of the water level in Gorgan River and the flooding of the river into the city, the flood first engulfed almost half of […]...

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“Examining the Performance of Officials and Management of Natural Disasters in Iran / Farzad Saifi Karan”

This caption is not provided, so it cannot be translated. Please provide the Farsi text.Farzad Saifi Karan Spring, the season that is the source and symbol of rebirth, new beginnings, and the new year for Iranians, has lost its usual colors and scents with the start of Nowruz 98. From the very first days of […]...

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Legal aspects of a flood / Hossein Ahmadi Nia

. This is a caption. Hossein Ahmadi Need Every natural event can be analyzed from a legal perspective. The recent flood in Iran, due to its widespread impact, high level of destruction, and extensive role in damaging various regions such as the west, southwest, north, northwest, northeast, etc., has led analysts, experts, and commentators to […]...

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Governments’ commitments to support victims of natural disasters/ Mohammad Moghimi

This is not a complete sentence and cannot be translated accurately. Please provide a complete sentence for translation. Mohammad Moghimi The occurrence of natural disasters, which sometimes turn into great tragedies, is an inevitable matter. As we have unfortunately witnessed in various provinces of our country, the recent floods have resulted in a great catastrophe […]...

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Flood; Dos and Don’ts / Moein Khazaee

“این تصویر یک پرنده است” “This image is a bird.” Moein Khazaee The recent flood in Iran has once again reminded us of the necessity of being prepared for natural disasters. According to reports, the flood has so far (April 14th) claimed the lives of 76 people and caused damages worth 35 trillion tomans. These […]...

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Crisis Management Crisis/ Javad Lal Mohammad

This is a picture of a beautiful sunset in the mountains. Javad Lal Mohammad I do not believe that the adventure of the sky will distract the curious officials of the crisis-stricken Islamic Republic system and enlighten the hearts of Iranians. The one hundred and one thousand (1) deaths caused by earthquakes in the past […]...

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