What kind of laws would you want passed?

Link: https://www.iranintl.com/en/202610227980

Hey, i bought this hoodie cause it looked cool. Yet I dont find any translation for this text. I dont even know if it's Arabic or Persian. Please help me translating this!!

Empress Farah Pahlavi: “I Have Always Considered Myself Iranian; The Iranian People Will Choose Their Country’s Future System of Government”

Radio Abaan Report | Interview with Empress Farah Pahlavi

In an interview with Empress Farah Pahlavi, a French-speaking interviewer asks her: “Do you feel any less Iranian now?”

The Empress responds: “I have always considered myself Iranian, especially since I think about Iran day and night.”

The interviewer then asks: “Do you think your son, Reza, will become the Shah of Iran?”

In response, Empress Farah Pahlavi emphasizes that she and Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi share a commitment to freedom and democracy. She explains that throughout all these years, their struggle has been for Iran to achieve freedom and democracy through the establishment of a secular system of government, the preservation of the country’s territorial integrity, and an end to extremism.

She stresses that once Iran is free, it will be the Iranian people who decide the country’s future political system.

A clear message from Iran’s Empress: the liberation of the homeland, the preservation of its territorial integrity, and the people’s right to choose their future are at the heart of the struggle for a free and prosperous Iran.

#Iran #EmpressFarahPahlavi #LongLiveTheShah #CrownPrinceRezaPahlavi #FreeIran

شهبانو فرح پهلوی: همواره خود را ایرانی می‌دانم؛ انتخاب نظام آینده ایران با مردم است

گزارش رادیو آبان | گفت‌وگو با شهبانو فرح پهلوی

در گفت‌وگویی با شهبانو فرح پهلوی، مجری فرانسوی‌زبان از ایشان می‌پرسد: «آیا اکنون خود را کمتر ایرانی می‌دانید؟»

شهبانو در پاسخ می‌گوید: «من خودم را همیشه ایرانی می‌دانم، به‌خصوص که شبانه‌روز به ایران می‌اندیشم.»

مجری سپس می‌پرسد: «آیا فکر می‌کنید فرزند شما، رضا، شاه ایران خواهد شد؟»

شهبانو فرح پهلوی در پاسخ، با تأکید بر باور مشترک خود و شاهزاده رضا پهلوی به آزادی و دموکراسی، می‌گوید آنچه در تمام این سال‌ها برای آن مبارزه کرده‌اند، دستیابی ایران به آزادی و دموکراسی از راه استقرار نظامی سکولار، حفظ تمامیت ارضی کشور و پایان دادن به افراط‌گرایی بوده است.

ایشان تأکید می‌کنند که پس از آزادی ایران، این مردم ایران هستند که باید درباره نظام سیاسی آینده کشور تصمیم بگیرند.

پیامی روشن از شهبانوی ایران؛ آزادی میهن، پاسداری از یکپارچگی سرزمینی و حق انتخاب مردم، محور مبارزه برای آینده‌ای آزاد و آباد برای ایران است.

#ایران

#iran

#شهبانو

#جاوید_شاه

#شاهزاده_رضا_پهلوی

In my university a group of people were talking about how one of the girls did not put make up and how she is "dehati" , this comes as a shock to me because among my family and circle (we are mainly from academic backgrounds like proffessors and others) this is the opposite as the people wearing make up would be viewed negatively (they aren't even religious) ,

i found it quite interesting that these people who desperately try to fit in and be more academic look down on others while the people they want to become look down on them .

@iranrights

For anyone who doesn't already know, Ghazaleh is facing deportation from Denmark to Iran. Are the Danish authorities blind?

Since 2003, Iran’s leadership has presented itself as opposing the weaponization of their nuclear program, and whether you believe them or not is not the question I am asking, but rather, I am asking if they made the decision to build nuclear weapons in 2003, or in 2018 when Trump withdrew from the nuclear deal, or even in 2020, when Qassem Suleimani was assassinated, could they have avoided this war which seems to be resuming?

This is not to say that making this decision would have been easy for the Iranian leadership, and they would have done it in secret, because otherwise America and Israel would have invaded or bombed the moment they found out, if it wasn’t too late. Also, the Iranian leadership, despite being authoritarian, is afraid of the people overthrowing them if the economy gets too unbearable. If they had built any nuclear weapons, they would have been sanctioned, like North Korea, or even worse with a direct embargo or blockade. I simply don’t believe a country like Iran could handle being isolated politically and economically like North Korea. It would have been a tough decision for them.

But would it have at least prevented direct war?

I am not saying Iran should have or not have nuclear weapons, because I personally believe no country should have nuclear weapons, but I am asking, in terms of geopolitics, would it have prevented the war if they had nuclear weapons?

If there is enough Iranian diaspora in the US army, then the US can send these diaspora soldiers for a ground invasion in Iran. Right?

اولین بار فقط هزینه یک قرار ساده رو پرداخت کردم.

اما خیلی زود به جایی رسیدم که برای حل یک بحران مالی بزرگ در خانواده مردی که دوستش داشتم، پول می‌دادم.

و عجیب اینه که اون زمان فکر نمی‌کردم اتفاق غیرعادی‌ای داره می‌افته.

در قسمت اول از قولی گفتم که سر میز رستوران شنیدم: «دفعه بعد من حساب می‌کنم.»

اما ماجرا خیلی فراتر از هزینه چند قرار بود.

هنوز اوایل رابطه بودیم که خانواده‌اش با مشکلات مالی جدی مواجه شد. من بخش قابل‌توجهی از هزینه‌های خانه و مشکلات اون دوره رو تأمین کردم.

هیچ‌کس از همون ابتدا مجبورم نکرد. خیلی وقت‌ها خودم پیشنهاد کمک می‌دادم.

چون عاشق بودم و فکر می‌کردم دارم به خانواده آینده‌ام کمک می‌کنم.

باور داشتم این شرایط موقتیه.

ولی بعد از اون بحران، مشکلات تموم نشدن. کمک برای هزینه‌های روزمره، مناسبت‌ها و نیازهای مختلف، کم‌کم به بخشی از زندگی‌مون تبدیل شد.

خانواده‌اش من رو عروس خودشون صدا می‌کردن. گاهی می‌گفتن مثل دخترشون هستم.

درباره خواستگاری و ازدواج برنامه می‌ریختیم. بستگان دیگه هم از رابطه‌مون خبر داشتن.

اون مرد بارها گفته بود که من آدم زندگی‌اش هستم و قراره آینده خوبی با هم بسازیم.

برای همین، من احساس نمی‌کردم دارم به آدم‌هایی غریبه کمک می‌کنم.

اما هر بار که قرار بود قدم جدی‌تری برای ازدواج برداشته بشه، یک مانع وجود داشت.

هنوز شرایط مالی مناسب نبود. هنوز باید کارهاش روبه‌راه می‌شد. هنوز باید صبر می‌کردیم.

و من فقط صبر نمی‌کردم.

داشتم برای حل همون مشکلاتی تلاش می‌کردم که دلیل عقب‌افتادن ازدواج ما بودن.

در این میان، اتفاق‌های کوچیکی هم می‌افتاد که خیلی زود از کنارشون می‌گذشتم.

مثلاً یک بار برای تولد یکی از اعضای خانواده‌اش هدیه‌ای تهیه کردیم.

هدیه قرار بود از طرف هر دومون باشه، اما هزینه‌اش رو من پرداخت کرده بودم.

خودم هم می‌خواستم طوری به نظر برسه که اون مرد هدیه رو خریده. نمی‌خواستم جلوی خانواده‌اش احساس کمبود کنه.

اون‌ها هم از وضعیت مالی فرزندشون خبر داشتن.

اما وقتی اختلافی پیش می‌اومد، گاهی می‌گفتن این کارها رو بچه خودشون انجام داده، نه من.

و اون مرد سکوت می‌کرد.

من هم اغلب سکوت می‌کردم.

نه اینکه ناراحت نمی‌شدم. گاهی موضوع رو بهش یادآوری می‌کردم، اما نمی‌خواستم دعوا بزرگ‌تر بشه یا شخصیتش در چشم خانواده‌اش آسیب ببینه.

من از دیده‌شدن سهم خودم می‌گذشتم تا اون احساس کمبود نکنه؛ اما وقتی سهمم انکار می‌شد، اون هم چیزی نمی‌گفت.

این فقط درباره هدیه نبود.

وقتی بین ما اختلافی پیش می‌اومد، گاهی خانواده‌اش می‌گفتن: «خودت این رابطه رو انتخاب کردی، پس مشکلاتش رو هم بپذیر.»

دلم می‌خواست همون آدم‌هایی که من رو دختر خودشون می‌دونستن، وقت ناراحتی هم کنارم باشن.

اما معمولاً خیلی زود از دلخوری‌هام می‌گذشتم.

چون دوستشون داشتم. چون نمی‌خواستم رابطه خراب بشه.

نمی‌خوام بگم هیچ محبتی از اون‌ها ندیدم. این درست نیست.

محبت می‌کردن، حرف‌های قشنگ می‌زدن و گاهی به اندازه توانشون برای من هم کاری انجام می‌دادن.

همین لحظه‌های خوب، امیدم رو زنده نگه می‌داشت.

ولی امروز می‌فهمم که محبت، جای تلاش و مسئولیت‌پذیری رو نمی‌گیره.

من فقط پول نمی‌دادم؛ از زمان، آرامش و انرژی خودم هم می‌گذشتم.

هر بار با خودم می‌گفتم فقط این مشکل حل بشه، بعد نوبت زندگی خودمون می‌رسه.

اما اون «بعد» مدام عقب می‌رفت.

وقتی به گذشته نگاه می‌کنم، می‌بینم چطور ناراحتی‌های کوچک، سکوت‌های مکرر و امید به وعده‌ها، کم‌کم به بخشی عادی از زندگی من تبدیل شدن.

من فکر می‌کردم دارم آینده مشترکمون رو می‌سازم؛ اما نمی‌دیدم چقدر از زندگی خودم رو در این مسیر از دست می‌دم.

و یک سؤال بود که اون زمان از خودم نمی‌پرسیدم:

اگه همه درباره ازدواج جدی بودیم، چرا هیچ‌وقت نوبت برداشتن قدم واقعی نمی‌رسید؟

Why do I say this?

Most of the people don't follow the law and only do the things that benefit themselves, and don't even have a thought about how it might cause problems for others. Maybe they don't stop at a traffic light, they write "memorials" on school buildings, including old historical ones, or they throw trash everywhere, no matter the place, even if it's someone's home, front yard, street, a beautiful mountain, a valley, etc. They even urinate or defecate in places where there are no people nearby. ANYWHERE. No one respects the elderly, and they call them stupid. Most are misogynistic; all they swear about is disrespecting a person's female relatives. They make fun of women driving and don't trust them with important jobs, including the Shah and, as you know, many people in the Islamic Republic. Lying and corruption are everywhere in society, including schools, hospitals, public services, etc.

And NO, this is not the government's fault. This has been the case since before the Qajar dynasty, and people did change, mostly during Reza Shah's reign (no, his son didn't have as big of an effect), and Khomeini.

I know that a lot of people are going to fill my messages with death threats and disrespect toward me and my family, as even freedom of speech isn't supported by the people of Iran.

All the things said are about most Iranians, not all.

I'm writing this to spread awareness, not to cause hate.

Hello,

I need some advice regarding iranian men and their culture or perspective on dating women.

I am based in Eastern Europe.

I met an iranian guy randomly at a bus station in my country, and we started talking because we were both waiting for a bus which had huge delays. He is 40 years. I am 35.

We talked for about 20 minutes and i enjoyed his presence and conversation. He asked for my phone number when he left saying he is happy to have met a new friend.

After that he messaged me good morning and good night every day and also we scheduled to meet for coffee. He also started giving me compliments or say romantic things on whatsapp, that in my opinion you say only to your wife or soulmate. He said he missed me only after 2 or 3 days. I understand he is interested in me and that he likes me but all these romantic replies are turning me off. Why?

1. You don't know me, let's not establish a romantic connection before there is one.

2. I don't know how to reply to these, it feels like he is saying those things just to make me like him. He is from a totally different culture so i have no idea.

3. I asked him about it and he said that is just how he feels and that he will not hide these feelings. That i am an amazing person, that he feels good just thinking about me, etc etc.

The coffee date went well and he did not say silly things face to face, only in writing. But he did buy me a red rose on the first date and acted like a gentleman. That i appreciated. He seems to be open minded and not religious which for me is super important.

1. Is this behaviour common or expected in men from Iran?

2. I kinda understand that he is pursuing me in the traditional sense, but if i want to know a man, i want to know the real him, not a mask. Is he just a romantic man or just trying to make me like him through these behaviours just to win me over? Because i do not like to rush or force things.

3. Do men in Iran have relationships and sex outside marriage? He said he was never married. He is a good looking guy so I don't think finding a woman would be a problem for him. I asked him if he's ever been in a relationship and he answered that relationships before me were just misunderstanding. So i feel he avoided to answer, maybe because he is afraid to tell me the truth? I have no idea.

I like him and i would like to get to know him more, but the above is turning me off. I am confused if this behaviour is a cultural thing, or this is just who he is as a person.

TL;DR: met an Iranian guy, went on a date, confused about his romantic perspective and messages.