Mehdi Motaharnia: It was not intended for universities to be turned into military bases / Ali Kalaei

Mehdi Motaharnia, a professor at the Azad University of Qom, Tehran Central, and Tehran North, and a visiting professor at the National Defense and Shirazi Hunter universities in the fields of political science, futurology, sociology, and cultural management. He is one of the development theorists in Iran who considers himself a transformationist. In addition to […]...

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Censorship and Censor; A Journey Traveled / Seyed Mohammad Sahafi

1- In 43, I was six years old when they took me to Savak Qom to visit my father who was in temporary detention at the branch of this organization on Station Street in Qom. They had taken him there to punish and intimidate him because he had been selling and distributing the banned book […]...

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From Divination to Execution / Simin Rouzgar

. Simin Rouzgar Despite its past significance as a major trade route on the Silk Road, the city of Qom has gained even greater importance by becoming the “religious capital” of Iran. This city, during the years after the revolution in Bahman 57, and especially after its separation from the central province (1365) and Tehran […]...

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