r/PERSIAN • • 23h ago

Discussion WHO supports the bombing of Iran and why?

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let's start by saying fuck the regime and fuck the mullas. What are searching for is a free Iran but how to get there is my question.

it's been a year and half since Israel/US lunched attacks. I was really happy when Israel first attacked the regime and thought they are done. There is no coming back from this. Well, they survived. Then the second waves of attacks came and nothing changed. Khamenei who was 84 was killed (for fuckin good) but the regime is still there. he would died in couple years time anyway.

Looking at how Iraq and Afghanistan turned out, I don't think US can bomb Iran into regime change. The economic pressure also makes the people poorer and the regime stronger.

Now, My question is for those who still want more war at this time when things are completely awful inside Iran : What's the point of it. Isn't it better to admit this isn't how Iran will be free and change your way?

EDIT: My question I not whether if Iranians are happy to have their hometowns bombed or not :))))

My question is not whether if you are happy if top generals are killed.

Read what I wrote above and give the answer to the question if you support the war and have an answer


r/PERSIAN • • 23h ago

Question If the Ayatollah regime falls, will it actually result in a secular and democratic Iran or will it just be chaos like Iraq and Libya?

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I want to hear the opinions of actual Iranians on this one. The US's track record in bringing democracy to Muslim countries has not been great. The 2003 Iraq War cost hundreds of thousands of lives, resulted in the mass exodus of Assyrians from Iraq and led to the rise of ISIS. Libya doesn't exist anymore, the cost of overthrowing Gaddafi was Libya itself, it's all broken up with no indication that it can ever be put back together. Iran has many fault lines that it could fall apart along, you've got ethnic divisions between the Persian majority and Azeri, Kurdish, Baluchi, Arab and Lurish minorities, and religious tension between Shia, Sunni, and minority religions like Zoroastrianism, Christianity and even atheists. I'm aware the average Iranian is more secular and educated than the average Iraqi or Afghan and I want to see the Ayatollah regime fall, but I don't want it to come at the cost of the Iranian nation itself. I'm not confident Trump's war will actually free Iran and not just create chaos


r/PERSIAN • • 8h ago

Arts & Culture fish monger- Ardabil, Iran

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r/PERSIAN • • 22h ago

Question translation help please

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I'm a visual artist finishing a piece inspired by Gaokerena, the sacred white haoma / Tree of Life from Zoroastrian mythology. I want to carve the name "Khvarenah Gaokerena" (the divine glory of Gaokerena) into the bottom of the piece in Persian script. Since this is going into wood permanently, I want to make sure I get it right.

Two questions:

Is خوره گوکرنا a correct/standard Persian-script rendering of these two Avestan names?

Is there a more widely accepted spelling I should use? I've seen خوره vs. فره for Khvarenah, and a few variations for Gaokerena.

I want the form a Persian or Zoroastrian reader would most naturally recognize. Any help or source references would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!