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I don't really know how to put this into words, but lately I've been missing Iran more than I can explain.

I went to Iran to study پزشکی , and I never imagined that one day I would have to leave and continue my education somewhere else. Circumstances took me away from a place that had slowly become so much more than just a country where I studied.

I miss everything about Iran. The culture, the food, the language, the streets, the mountains, the beautiful landscapes, the atmosphere, and all those little things that you don't fully appreciate until you're no longer there.

I miss hearing Persian around me. I miss the sound of people speaking Farsi, the expressions, the humour, and the warmth of everyday conversations. There's something so beautiful about the language, and I genuinely miss being surrounded by it.

I miss the food, too. The قرمه سبزی, the چلو کباب , the stews, the smell of freshly baked نون, and all those little places where you could get something delicious. I miss the scenery, the mountains, the changing seasons, and the feeling of simply walking around and taking everything in.

But more than anything, I miss the people.

I miss the smiles, the hospitality, the kindness of strangers, and those small moments when someone would go out of their way to help you. I miss the conversations, the warmth, and the feeling of being welcomed. Some of the most meaningful memories aren't necessarily big moments; sometimes, they're just a friendly interaction with someone you may never see again.

Iran isn't a perfect country, and like every country, it has its own difficulties. I'm not writing this to make a political statement or to pretend that everything is perfect. I just want to appreciate a place that gave me so many memories and left such a deep impression on me.

As a foreign student, I got to experience a little piece of life in Iran, and I'm genuinely grateful for that. I came there to study medicine, but I left with so much more than an education and academic memories. I left with an appreciation for a culture, a language, a history, and a people that I will always carry with me.

Sometimes, you don't realise how attached you've become to a place until life takes you away from it.

I don't know when I'll return, but I really hope I get the chance to visit again someday. I'd love to walk those streets again, eat those foods again, speak Farsi with people again, and experience that familiar feeling of being back.

To the people of Iran: thank you for the kindness, the smiles, the memories, and the moments that might have seemed ordinary to you but meant something to me.

I may have continued my education somewhere else, but a part of my heart will always remain in Iran.

دلم برای ایران تنگ شده. ❤️🇮🇷

https://finance.yahoo.com/economy/articles/americans-feelings-economy-continue-worsen-142812774.html

I wonder what could have caused that? 🤔

AoA,

I am a Pakistani O2 student. Since, I have researched about Iran, I have a dream to help the Country. I want to study cybersecurity in Iran and work in its military agency to help Iran in cyber operations. I have found in researched that a foreigner cannot be in any sensitive job, but i truly want to settle their. I asked people in Iran who moved there from Pakistan but they all refused saying that getting job in sensitive areas is not possible for someone who is not born in Iran.

If anyone of you have any knowledge regarding this and can help me... Plz do so that I can have a dream future..

Thanks for reading!

Syed Mohammad Ahmed Zaidi

Hi all!

Just thought i'd write here as i'm in the process of filling out paperwork to study in tehran as a foreigner. Could anyone tell me what the nightlife and overall culture will be like there?

And also if anybody knows good sellers for any secondhand cars that'll be amazing!!

Thanks for reading!

— 🇮🇷/🇺🇸 NEW: Iran is pursuing legal action at national and international levels over the deadly U.S. strike on a school in Minab

Deputy Human Rights Minister Askar Jalalian says Tehran has mobilised its resources to seek justice for the victims

A UN-mandated fact-finding mission concluded last month that the U.S. may have committed war crimes in the February 28 strikes on Minab and Lamerd. Local officials say 156 people were killed in Minab, including 120 schoolchildren and 26 female teachers.

hey guys! I was just looking for some recommendations. I speak Farsi fluently but I cannot read or write so searching for good YouTubers is a bit hard for me. I can’t ask my parents because they only watch political YouTubers LOL

Some of my interests include books/reading, art related stuff, journaling, critiques on anything, and video games (mostly rpgs and visual novels!) if there are any that you like but don’t necessarily fit any of my interests I’d still be open to some recommendations! 😄

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By: Explosive Media

Source: https://x.com/ExplosiveMediaa/status/2107563022042439952

Hi all, not sure if this is the right sub to ask this question, but do you know a reliable EU based sarafi that provides receipts? I need to document the transaction as best as I can. Thank you in advance.

My mom has watched quite a handful of Turkish Pakistani and Indian dramas but very little Iranian content. The only thing she knows about Iran is the ongoing war with the United States. I would love to introduce her to a new region and culture.

more or less for one or two weeks

Please, I want to rip the dubbing of a show and I also want to learn a little more of the language because I find it interesting. Don't worry, it's not mandatory, but you would really help me a lot.

Hi there, nice to meet you all! I am visiting Iran from Australia next month, I'm just in the process of getting my visa and all sorted. I will be flying from Australia to Istanbul then Tehran in november and can't wait. The purpose of my visit is a revision rhinoplasty but I have wanted to visit tehran for a long time as an architecture enthusiast and traveller.

Right now, I'm looking at hotels and considering the Gran Miras Rashidiyeh! If anyone has other recommendations, let me know :) I'd also love your assistance on places I must visit and see while recovering.

I will be solo travelling for the surgery so I would really like to stay at a vetted safe and comfortable hotel, any suggestions appreciated! thank you

Hello! For all you language enthusiasts out there. We are running a study about the reading habits of Farsi readers. ELIGIBILITY: Be a native reader of Farsi (went to school in Iran) and be over 18! (nothing actually over 18, just ethical approval stuff).

What you'll be doing: Reading passages and answering comprehension questions about them, recognizing words, and recognizing letters that will appear on the screen. *You will need a laptop or desktop!*

Here is the link to participate

This is for a study we are conducting for a student's PhD, your help is truly appreciated! We're struggling to find participants

Leaders in California have denounced Donald Trump as “reckless” and “deranged” after the US president suggested Iran could “take out” Los Angeles and San Diego – two liberal cities in the blue state that has been a frequent target of his administration.

At a rally in ruby red Nebraska on Monday night, Trump told supporters that he hoped to see a “tremendous victory” in the fast-approaching November midterm elections. He then suggested high prices due to the war with Iran were a “small price to pay for keeping the world safe – keeping our country safe”.

**“They can take out a city,” Trump said in Grand Island. “Let them take out Los Angeles. Let them take out San Diego.” The crowd applauded.**

“It’ll be over very soon,” Trump said of the war.

The governor and the cities’ mayors quickly condemned the comments. “After sending the National Guard and Marines to occupy California, Donald Trump is now saying our foreign enemies should ‘take out’ Los Angeles and San Diego,” the California governor, Gavin Newsom, said on X. “He is deranged and dangerous.”

Newsom, a Democrat who has repeatedly clashed with Trump over his two terms, said from his press office account: “Let’s be clear: The President is advocating for an attack on 10+ million U.S. residents in two of America’s largest cities. This is not normal. None of this is. And we will continue to remind folks of that every day.”

Karen Bass, the mayor of Los Angeles, assailed the president for making what she called “irresponsible threats” that “could potentially compromise” the safety of America’s second-largest city.

“The role of a president is to protect the country, not to actively threaten it and encourage attacks on American lives,” she said in a statement.

Todd Gloria, the mayor of San Diego, said his city was “not collateral damage” in the president’s war. “We are not expendable. And we are never a “small price to pay,” he wrote on X “Keep our city out of your reckless war talk.”

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The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

US defence officials have previously stated that Iran currently lacks the capability to launch a direct missile attack on the US mainland.

Trump has argued in previous speeches that allowing Iran to develop a nuclear weapon would threaten US cities. In his last state of the union speech he claimed that Iran was working to build missiles that would “soon” reach US soil.

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“Thirteen million Californians call LA and San Diego counties home,” said Xavier Becerra, the Democratic nominee for governor who has sought to take up the anti-Trump mantle carried by the outgoing Newsom. “Their lives are not a ‘small price to pay’ or a punchline for Donald Trump.”

[So according to the "free democracy", nuclear weapons are wrong, but genocide against millions of opposing voters is considered acceptable...]

https://finance.yahoo.com/energy/article/trump-plans-another-oil-stockpile-sell-off-with-global-reserves-already-scarily-thin-203729409.html

The passport of the co pilot of aeroplane ✈️🛫 movie has been found

Though he was omani national

Don't doubt it because God chosen people has claimed it

Some people will soon be claiming he has this passport 🛂