The Kurmanj Kurds, also known as Northern Kurds, are a significant ethnic group within the broader Kurdish population in Iran. They inhabit the northern and northwestern regions of the country, primarily in the provinces of West Azerbaijan, Khorasan, and Kurdistan….
Iranian Arabs, an integral part of Iran’s rich cultural mosaic, have contributed significantly to the country’s social, cultural, and historical landscape. This article delves into the history, genetics, regional distribution, and cultural practices of Iranian Arabs, highlighting their unique identities…
In the rugged and mountainous terrain of Iran, amidst the stark beauty of the landscape, two nomadic tribes have thrived for centuries, preserving their rich cultural heritage and traditional way of life. The Qashqai and Bakhtiari tribes, known for their…
Zoroastrianism, a venerable Iranian religion with roots stretching back millennia, stands as a testament to the enduring spiritual legacy of the ancient Persian civilization. Known as Mazdayasna in its native tongue and colloquially referred to as Behdin, Zoroastrianism has played…
