Parvin Etesami (1907–1941) stands as one of the most distinguished female poets in the history of Persian literature. At a time when the presence of women in Iran’s literary and intellectual circles was limited, Parvin emerged as a profound voice of reason, morality, and social critique. Her poetry, marked by philosophical depth and classical elegance, continues to resonate with readers in Iran and beyond.

In a newly revisited global ranking published by the World Population Review, Iran has been officially recognized as the oldest country in the world in terms of its earliest known organized government and sovereign identity, dating back to 3200 BC.

On April 7, 2025, the Cultural Advisor of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Abuja, Mr. Kamrani, along with Mr. Bagian, an expert in the development of cultural relations in Nigeria, visited the newly established University of Al-Mustafa Society Branch in Nigeria.

In our last episode of the Path towards Enlightenment, a fortnight ago, we focused on the absurdity of the pagan Arabs of Mecca and their refusal to accept rationality of the message of Islam preached by Prophet Mohammad (SAWA). We also said the groups and factions opposing truth are ultimately bound to fail, although they seem to have power and wealth. The ayahs of the holy Qur’an warned the pagan Arabs of their defeat in the near future.

According to Pars Today, the thirteenth of Farvardin each year marks the final day of Nowruz holidays, known as "Sizdah Bedar." In ancient times, after twelve days of celebration and joy symbolizing the twelve months of the year, Iranians would go to gardens and fields on the thirteenth day of Nowruz to spend the last day of the holiday amidst nature, surrounded by greenery, plants, and the flowing waters of springs and streams.

On January 21, 2025 (equivalent to the 21st of Ramadan 1446 AH), the Cultural Consultation of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Nigeria held a special competition focusing on the Holy Quran. This competition was held with the aim of strengthening Quranic diplomacy among Nigerian Muslims and creating a common atmosphere for the promotion of religious knowledge in this country.