Imam Khamenei, the Leader of the Islamic Revolution, met with a group of young and veteran Iranian poets on the eve of the blessed birth anniversary of Imam Hassan Mujtaba (pbuh).

Seven historical monuments in Isfahan Province have been officially added to Iran’s National Heritage List, further cementing the region’s reputation as a cultural and historical treasure trove.

HARARE, 11 MAY 2025 The Cultural Counsellor of the Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Mr Hamid Bakhtiyar, has reiterated his call for strengthened cultural relations between Zimbabwe and the Islamic Republic of Iran in the field of content creation and film production.

HARARE - 10 March 2025 The Islamic Republic of Iran Embassy in Zimbabwe held an Iftar Majlis at Fatima Zahra College on the first Friday of Ramadan, aimed at fostering solidarity and togetherness among the Muslim community.

Tehran is set to host the Fifth International Conference on Nowruz Diplomacy and the Nowruz Trophy on March 8 at the Niavaran Cultural-Historical Center.

Despite the destruction, Palestinians are determined to observe the holy month. After almost 16 months of relentless bombardment, much of Gaza lies in ruins. Families that once gathered around dinner tables now break their fast on the cold ground, surrounded by the wreckage of their homes.

HARARE, 3 March 2025 Following their highly successful visit to the Cultural Centre of the Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran in late January 2025, Blessed Hope Academy school has paid a second visit to the Cultural Centre this Monday (3rd March 2025) under a cultural exchange programme in which the school is seeking to expose their junior students to the vibrant Iranian culture, traditions and the world acclaimed animation film industry.

By Humaira Ahad Naṣir al-Din al-Ṭusi, a renowned Iranian philosopher and astronomer, is credited with reviving Islamic sciences during one of the most turbulent periods in history.

On the day of the funeral, the weight of the vast crowd overwhelmed the city. The sea of people was so dense that the flags and portraits became irrelevant. What grabbed the attention was the unprecedented number of citizens who were mourning the loss of their beloved leader five months after his passing.