Hearing insults and enduring pain is the familiar path of the old ascetics / Farhad Noori.

“این عکس یک آسمان زیبا را نشان می‌دهد” This photo shows a beautiful sky. Farhad Noori The terrifying horror film that has been released by the government, depicting the siege and beating of Sufis and their vulgar behavior, also tells of the government’s long-standing animosity towards Sufis. The repeated chanting of “Sag Sabileh” in the […]...

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Issuing the death sentence for Mohammad Salas; pride or weakness of the judicial system? / Aramia Karoubi

The restrictions and deprivations imposed on the Gonabadi Dervishes have a long history in terms of media and legal rights. Followers of this mystical community have been repeatedly summoned, arrested, interrogated and sentenced to prison and exile without due legal process by the Iranian government since 2005, after the destruction of the Shari’at Khanqah in […]...

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A Brief Look at the Right to Fair Trial/ Mohammad Moghimi

“The sun is setting over the horizon.” Mohammad Moghimi Fair trial is one of the important and challenging issues in human rights, rooted in the principle of innocence and guaranteeing the freedom, security, dignity, and right to life of citizens in any society. The foundation of criminal cases, especially in pre-trial rights, is dependent on […]...

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Opportunity for the poor/Mustafa Azizi

The fact that “shari’at” has always been at war with “tariqat” and the ruling authorities have suppressed the mystics and did not allow the Sufis to empty their vessels and instead lit the candles of the judges, is a historical truth that does not require much contemplation to understand. However, the reality is that the […]...

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The intolerance of the religious authorities towards the dervishes and Sufis / Mohammad Mohabbey

This is a caption “This is a caption” Mohammad Mohabi The harsh treatment of the Islamic Republic towards the Na’matullahi Gonabadi dervishes in the winter of 1396 (2017), revealed the depth of animosity between the government of the Sharia-based system and the dervishes and followers of Sufism and mysticism. The writer believes that this treatment […]...

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A brief look at the dynasty of the blessings of God and the sufferings of its years/ The spark of Tabrizi’s brilliance.

This is a picture of a flower. Shiraz Tabrizi Sparkle Sufism, mysticism, asceticism, and some other names refer to a school of Islam that, based on the teachings of each chain of this school – which I will refer to as Sufism – believes in the different sects of Islam that the commandments of religion […]...

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“Salahdideh”; From the Roman wolf to the legendary twins/ Ali Kalai

This is a caption. Ali Kalai From the wolf-like breasts of the Rom Club to the words of the president of the country, Mr. Hassan Rouhani, everything is scrutinized and edited by the auditor and the adjuster according to their own taste and those who dictate it to them. They replace whatever they want or […]...

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Did the TV series “Peytakht” defend child marriage?/ Scent of Mozaffarian

The translation is: “The Persian language is one of the oldest languages in the world.” The scent of Mazafariyan. Reactions to the topic of marriage between Sara and Nika, the twin daughters of an actor in the TV series “Peytakht”, began from the first days of the show’s broadcast during this year’s Nowruz. Now, child […]...

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Notes on Women and Economic Challenges in Iran / Elahe Amani

This is not a complete sentence, so it cannot be accurately translated. Please provide a complete sentence for translation. Goddess Amani In a sudden leap of love. Rising from hatred. The remaining remnants have been mixed together. To a fiery and volcanic mass. Jushan and mysterious have been transformed. A part of the poem by […]...

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“Shaparak Shojai Zadeh: A beautiful day will come / Zahra Bagheri is happy.”

This is a caption. Zahra Bagheri is happy. Since the beginning of 2018, a limited number of Iranian women have protested against compulsory hijab. They stand on electrical boxes on the streets, place their headscarves on a stick, and shake it. This is their way of protesting. Despite the fact that the number of these […]...

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Book Introduction: Women in the World and Iran

When we talk about women’s rights, what exactly are we talking about? This question has always been one of the main concerns of women’s rights activists in order to turn this issue into a public demand. Providing a tangible representation and drawing a realistic picture of women in societies where, despite many inequalities and injustices, […]...

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: Shadi Sadr: The protesters of December changed the equations/ Simin RouzgarShadi Sadr: The December protesters altered the equations/ Simin Rouzgar

  Simin Rouzgar Nationwide Protests in December – Especially in comparison to the closest similar example in terms of timing, namely the protests of 2009 – were neglected; meaning that not only did these protests not receive significant media coverage, but even those who were killed during these protests did not attract much attention. Although […]...

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