Month: March 2009

Altogether there are around 2500 various recorded games in Iran. At least hundreds of them are not repetitive with different names. First they might seem quite simple unimportant games, but they can each reflect various cultures of different corners of Iran. It is worth notifying that the cultural, social, climatic, historical, geographical and many other aspects of each locality are the determining factors of the games played there.

Iranian Games

I would like to invite everyone to…fale hafez begirin…bah bah!

http://www.falehafez.org/fal.html

Before you click on your FAL say these lines:

 ای حافظ شیرازی! تو محرم هر رازی! تو را به خدا و به شاخ نباتت قسم می دهم که هر چه صلاح و مصلحت می بینی برایم آشکار و آرزوی مرا براورده سازی

If you can’t read farsi, here is another link that has the translation in english as well but without the interpretation:

http://www.karoon.com/o.lasso?o=/services/hafez/home

Following link takes you to Hamshahri (our good old Newspaper) and talks 

regarding the possibilities of Sie Se Pol collapsing: (interesting)

http://www.hamshahrionline.ir/News/?id=81909

Enjoy

You guys, Please do watch this and ask any questions u might have next class 😉

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZUvtTzuX-o

http://www.opendemocracy.net/arts/article_2117.jsp

Hi guys,

I found this great website explaining pre-islamic and post-islamic features of Iran`s architecture;

The only substantial remains pre-Islamic religious buildings are those of the remarkable Elamite ziggurat at Chogha Zanbil.

you can continue reading here:

Pre-islamic and post-islamic features