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Salam there is no problem for entering to Iran ; which you can travel twice a year an for a total of up to three months without joining to the Iran's military service or paying to Iran's government . https://avije.org/leaving-the-country-without-a-military-card/ for further information if you have wanted to stay longer without restriction which maybe needs joining to Iran's military paying to government which under some conditions by help of a lawyer you can receive "Service completion card" but it needs that you find a trustworthy lawyer by help of your relatives in Iran after traveling to Iran . https://safarmarket.com/blog/exit-rules-without-military-service-completion-card https://irantahsil.org/استعلام-وضعیت-نظام-وظیفه-با-کد-ملی-و-سخا/ https://farnamtb.com/قوانین-مشمولین-سربازی/ https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/مهاجرت-بدون-کارت-پایان-خدمت-hermes-apply

Salam I have hoped so that it would be true but unfortunately major economic problems in Iran is due copying Western economic model(s) which it has caused high inflation rate & creating great gaps in society between rich & poor .

Salam somehow related thread .

Salam I hope so, it may be helpful inshaAllah.

Salam as @ILuvMuhammadSAW has mentioned there is no problem about thinking about it however don't overthink about it & don't get stuck in it ; so then move forward so immediately give a hug to yourself now & try to fix your issues by your current experience & relying on Allah inshaAllah.

Salam you must respect your parents & obey them which as comes in back of my mind is that they have fear of happening serious accident for you which maybe cause your paralyzing or even death due to your age so therefore at first obey your parents so then with patience gradually try to show them that you have good skills & control in your riding which you can ride safely & protect your life & health .

Salam just for clarification , it's written in Farsi so there is no need to translate it to Farsi/Persian again.

Syria’s Alawite Council calls for general strike over HTS religious persecution The head of the Supreme Alawite Islamic Council in Syria and Diaspora, Sheikh Ghazal Ghazal, has called for a nationwide five-day general strike in a “peaceful and clear response” to the religious persecution and sectarian violence against members of the community under the ruling Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) regime. Sheikh Ghazal, in a statement released on Saturday, announced that the strike will begin on Monday and will end on December 12, in response to the pressures and threats from HTS authorities. “Our response will be completely peaceful, and will be expressed through a nationwide strike and staying indoors for five days,” he noted. Sheikh Ghazal stated that the fall of former President Bashar al-Assad's government late last year was expected to usher in a new era in Syria’s history, but it was the collapse of remnants of the homeland under the motto of freedom. https://www.presstv.ir/Detail/2025/12/06/760150/Syria’s-Alawite-Council-calls-for-general-strike-over-HTS-religious-persecution

Syrian Alawites warn of retaliation against attacks targeting minority group The head of the Supreme Islamic Alawite Council in Syria and Abroad has warned that any attack targeting the minority community ‘will not go unanswered’ amid a new outbreak of sectarian violence triggered by HTS‑backed militias. Sheikh Ghazal Ghazal made the remarks on Thursday, two days after tens of thousands of Syrians protested in the coastal provinces of Latakia and Tartus, as well as in the neighboring provinces of Hama and Homs. The demonstrators called for an end to repeated attacks on Alawite‑majority neighborhoods and the killings and abductions of their residents. In Latakia, reports said militants loyal to the ruling Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham-led (HTS) regime fired live ammunition to disperse demonstrators, seriously wounding one of them. Back in March, sectarian tensions escalated in Syria's coastal areas, leaving at least 1,400 people dead, according to HTS officials, most of them the Alawites. The so-called Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) recorded more than 1,700 killings in the same regions. https://www.presstv.ir/Detail/2025/11/28/759622/Syria-Alawites-retaliate-attacks-?ht-comment-id=30015135 Silent Lambs of Syria: Alawite Persecution in Ahmed Sharaa’s New Order Targeting the Alawites: A Cycle of Violence and Silence The future of Alawites https://www.icpsnet.org/comment/Silent-Lambs-of-Syria-220725

Salam undoubtedly "Persian gulf"

Salam it's totally not permissible by this condition which as sister @notme it's breaking the law which also maybe it causes violation of Haqq al-Nas . https://en.wikishia.net/view/Haqq_al-Nas

Salam respectfully there is not a drought in Iran although there is warning due to lack of rainfall but there is no drought ; which as usual it has been exaggerated by msm about it ; This is totally false news which it has been created just for fooling people . Also it's totally false which this big lie has been created by anti Iran MSM just for causing fear & tension in big cities likewise Tehran .

Salam yeah it's still the recommendation ,

They have learned just about all the basics, except the most basic of all: How to pronounce “Qatar.” They’ve pronounced it “kuh-TAR” and “KA-tar” and “cutter.” The Brits occasionally go for “kuh-TAAH.” Some Americans have done their homework and still somehow settled on “cut-tar.” For a while, a few online dictionaries bafflingly spit out “cotter.” “The pronunciation in English is different because the word uses two letters that only exist in Arabic,” Ali Al-Ansari, a Qatari government media attaché, told Yahoo Sports via email. The accepted pronunciation “would sound like saying: Kuh-TAR.” “Another way that also works is Kuh-Ter,” Al-Ansari added, “but sometimes that sounds like ‘gutter’ so we prefer Kuh-Tar.” Other Arabic speakers have explained that the English word closest to the native pronunciation might actually be “guitar.” In Gulf dialects, the first consonant in “Qatar” is more a “g” than a hard “c.” https://sports.yahoo.com/mystery-solved-how-to-pronounce-qatar-the-world-cup-host-whose-name-everybody-says-wrong-153024731.html

Trump still pronounces Iran as i run / i , ran .