TEHRAN, Jun. 13 (MNA) – The Persian novel Nakhl-o-Narenj by Vahid Yaminpour has been translated into English under the title "From the Riverside to the Ocean", narrating the inspiring story of Sheikh Morteza Ansari, a prominent Islamic figure....
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From the Riverside to the Ocean: Life story of Morteza Ansari
TEHRAN, Jun. 13 (MNA) – The Persian novel Nakhl-o-Narenj by Vahid Yaminpour has been translated into English under the title "From the Riverside to the Ocean", narrating the inspiring story of Sheikh Morteza Ansari, a prominent Islamic figure....From the Riverside to the Ocean: Life story of Morteza Ansari
TEHRAN, Jun. 13 (MNA) – The Persian novel Nakhl-o-Narenj by Vahid Yaminpour has been translated into English under the title "From the Riverside to the Ocean", narrating ...
Tehran prepares for massive Ghadir festival
TEHRAN, Jun. 14 (MNA) – The Iranian capital of Tehran is preparing for a multi-million festival on Eid Al-Ghadir later on Saturday, amid the Israeli aggression and Iran's...
Iranian poet Parniya Abbasi among civilians killed in Israeli strikes on Tehran
TEHRAN- Parniya Abbasi, a rising voice in Iran’s contemporary poetry scene, was martyred along with her family during last night’s Israeli airstrikes on Tehran. 24-year-o...
Exposing Israel’s genocide, human rights violations in Gaza through art at Holocide event
TEHRAN - The press conference for the 3rd International Cartoon, Caricature, and Poster Contest Holocide was held on June 11 at the Tehran Municipality building, with the...
Exposing Israel’s genocide, human rights violations in Gaza through art at Holocide event
TEHRAN - The press conference for the 3rd International Cartoon, Caricature, and Poster Contest Holocide was held on June 11 at the Tehran Municipality building, with the...
Arasbaran Cultural Center reviews “The Usual Suspects”
TEHRAN – American filmmaker Bryan Singer’s movie “The Usual Suspects” was screened during a session at the Arasbaran Cultural Center in Tehran on Wednesday....Arasbaran Cultural Center reviews “The Usual Suspects”
TEHRAN – American filmmaker Bryan Singer’s movie “The Usual Suspects” was screened during a session at the Arasbaran Cultural Center in Tehran on Wednesday....Gaza martyr journalists commemorated in Tehran
TEHRAN- In response to the atrocities committed against journalists by the Israeli forces and the ongoing efforts to marginalize the truth, the "Red Subjects" ceremony wa...
Germany to host 12th Edition of Vision of Iran Festival
TEHRAN, Jun. 11 (MNA) – The 12th edition of the "Visions of Iran" Festival, dedicated to Iranian cinema, will be held in Cologne, Germany, from June 12 to 15....Tolstoy in Iran, Ferdowsi in Russia
TEHRAN, Jun. 11 (MNA) – The grand opening of Russia’s Cultural Week in Iran unfolded as a vibrant celebration of friendship, music, and shared literary admiration — a liv...
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