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Interesting how she backs a brutal theocracy whilst living a comfortable life in a secular democracy.

u/Naderium — 3 days ago
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Iranian schools before Islamic revolution!

Iranian schools before Islamic revolution… before they forced girls as young as 6 to cover themselves from head to feet…

u/Neat-Comment9967 — 3 days ago
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Does anybody else suffer from relocation trauma as a child and struggle to live a normal life?

My parents brought us to Canada when I was a kid. I remember being really happy in Iran. I had a big family and felt belonging. When we arrived in Canada I didn’t understand what anyone was saying. I remember being really afraid. Everything and everyone looked different and they were all like aliens to me. My parents didn’t have a lot of money and worked all day while my siblings and I attended school and came home to take care of ourselves. I was bullied really badly for being different. I never really had anyone else to talk to about what was happening to me at school and the teachers often treated me differently than the white kids. My parents took care of us but they didn’t know what was happening at school or ask about our feelings. My mother hated Iran and everything that happened to her as a woman there being stripped of her rights after the revolution. She didn’t want anything to do with the country anymore. She stopped teaching us the traditions and she never took us back to visit. She didn’t keep in touch with family which meant I also lost touch with all of them. I developed severe anxiety disorder as an adult. I feel like this transition has left me as a perpetual misfit. I don’t fit in with other Iranians here because most of them have more connection to Iran than I do and I’m just not Iranian enough. I don’t feel like I fit in with people here in Canada even though I’ve been here most of my life. Because of my anxiety I have a hard time sustaining intimate relationships due to my trust issues.

We moved to a freer country but now I have no family, no culture, and no sense of belonging. I guess I’m just reaching out to see if anyone else has had a similar experience? It’s very lonely here.

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u/Ghostly-Notes — 11 days ago
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Its been a few years since i've acquired any ancient coins, but I did recently get another interesting piece of history. A silver medal commemorating the 2500th anniversary of the Persian Empire.

u/Naderium — 11 days ago
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This roach-shit hypocritical regime. The audacity of this after what happened in January.

u/Naderium — 12 days ago

Habis and King Reza Pahlavi

Radio Abaan Report | The Pahlavi Nation-Building Dynasty

Jack Hibbs’ Memory of Reza Shah II Pahlavi: The Tie That Became a Keepsake

A portion of a recently published video featuring Pastor Jack Hibbs recounts an interesting memory from his meeting with Reza Shah II Pahlavi, Prince Reza Pahlavi—a personal story involving a gift and a request for the Prince’s autograph.

In his account, Hibbs recalls a time when Reza Shah II Pahlavi gave him a tie as a gift. Hibbs, considering the gift meaningful, asked the Prince to sign it for him. It was a personal moment that remained in his memory for years afterward.

Jack Hibbs has previously spoken publicly about meeting Reza Pahlavi in Israel. In a program on TBN, he explained that several years earlier he had the opportunity to speak with and interview Reza Pahlavi during his historic first visit to Israel.

In the same program, Hibbs also discussed Reza Pahlavi’s views on Iran’s future and future relations between Iran and Israel, referring to the idea of a “Cyrus Pact” aimed at establishing peace between the two countries.

The story of the tie and the request for an autograph offers a more personal glimpse into their connection,a memory that, alongside Hibbs’ political and historical discussions about Iran, provides an intimate perspective on his meeting with Reza Shah II Pahlavi.

#Iran #RezaShahII #RezaPahlavi #JavidShah #PahlaviDynasty

گزارش رادیو آبان | خاندان ایرانساز پهلوی

خاطره جک هیبس از رضاشاه دوم پهلوی؛ کراواتی که برایش به یادگار ماند

بخشی از ویدیوی منتشرشده از سخنان کشیش جک هیبس، خاطره‌ای جالب از دیدار او با رضاشاه دوم پهلوی، شاهزاده رضا پهلوی را روایت می‌کند؛ خاطره‌ای که به یک هدیه و درخواست امضای شاهزاده مربوط می‌شود.

هیبس در این روایت از زمانی می‌گوید که رضاشاه دوم پهلوی یک کراوات به او هدیه داد. هیبس نیز که این هدیه را ارزشمند می‌دانست، از شاهزاده خواست تا کراوات را برای او امضا کند؛ خاطره‌ای شخصی که سال‌ها بعد همچنان در ذهن او باقی مانده است.

جک هیبس پیش‌تر نیز به‌صورت علنی درباره دیدار خود با رضا پهلوی در اسرائیل سخن گفته است. او در برنامه‌ای از شبکه TBN توضیح داد که چند سال پیش فرصت داشته با رضا پهلوی در جریان نخستین سفر تاریخی او به اسرائیل گفت‌وگو و مصاحبه کند.

هیبس در همان برنامه همچنین درباره دیدگاه‌های رضا پهلوی نسبت به آینده ایران و روابط آینده ایران و اسرائیل سخن گفت و به ایده «پیمان کوروش» برای برقراری صلح میان دو کشور اشاره کرد.

خاطره کراوات و درخواست امضا، بخش متفاوت و شخصی‌تری از این ارتباط را نشان می‌دهد؛ خاطره‌ای که در کنار گفت‌وگوهای سیاسی و تاریخی هیبس درباره ایران، تصویری صمیمی از دیدار او با رضاشاه دوم پهلوی به دست می‌دهد.

#ایران #رضاشاه_دوم_پهلوی #رضا_پهلوی #جاوید_شاه #خاندان_ایرانساز_پهلوی

u/Radio_Aban — 12 days ago

Music recommendations? Behet Ghol Midam

I’d be grateful if anyone has any recommendations for music like Behet Ghol Midam by Mohsen Yeganeh? I’m English but have spent most of my life around my chosen Persian family, I heard my friend play this song years ago and fell in love with it. Since moving away from my Persian family, I miss them a lot and miss the food, culture and music and have been listening to this song a lot, but would like to discover more music like this.
Thank you and free Iran! 💚🤍❤️

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u/LemonHoney00 — 12 days ago

Lokking for partners to learn and prepare for german B2 level exam

I'm a 20 years old student who lives in iran and I've been learning german for a couple of years now and actively plan to take on ösd's B2 level exam for an immigration plan.

I was hoping I could find someone who plans the same goal too so we could connect, share experience, practice and learn together so we could improve.

My current german level is B2 ish and I'm planning to take the exam in the next 4 to 5 months, depending on the situation of the country's stability and price inlfations.

I'd certainly be happy to meet anyone with the same criterias so we could connect.

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u/Bubbly-Home541 — 11 days ago