The late Imam Khomeini (RA) was a perfect example of this noble saying of Imam Sadeq (AS) that: “Invite people through other than your tongue”. Just like his infallible ancestors, he lived his personal, social, political, and governmental life in such a way that what he did was not contradictory to his words.

The victory of the Islamic Revolution in Iran resulted in the intensification of anti-Zionist struggles in various aspects and totally changed the course of Palestinians' struggles. The Shah's regime was considered as a powerful ally of the West and Israel in the sensitive region of West Asia. Iran, in the time of the Shah, was the market of exorbitant imports of the Israeli goods and products which would cause the occupying regime's economy to thrive, and on the other side, the Shah would hurry to help this regime with exporting and maintaining the oil needed by Israel; and Iran's oil would turn into bullets and weapons to target the hearts of the Palestinians. Iran was a base for espionage operation of Israel and controlling of Arabs in the region. Exposure of the secret and open relations of the Shah with Israel and the opposition to his regime's unflinching aids to the Muslims' common enemy was one of the motives of Imam Khomeini's uprising which he himself says on the issue:

The ceremony of rose-water extraction has its roots in the Iranian culture and tradition and it is held every year in 14 provinces where rose flower is planted. Given this, rose picking and rose-water extraction have turned into one of the important tourist attractions of Iran in Kashan and Meymand of Fars province in spring.

The ancient and mysterious “Chogha Zanbil” place of worship in Shush (Susa), Southwestern Iran, which is also known as Chogha Zanbil Ziggurat, was built more than 3 thousand years ago.

Due to its strategic location and rich natural resources, the Persian Gulf has always been the focus of governments and nations, and many sultans and kings had up to it as an economically important location and the Achaemenid and Parthian kings supported the expansion of trade in this region.

The city of Isfahan in central Iran has provided a suitable setting for tourism for followers of all divine religions. The presence of Jewish synagogues and their restoration and maintenance is a sign of the Islamic Republic of Iran's attention to the freedom of religious minorities in this country.

The 14th edition of the Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) World University Rankings by Subject 2024 has included 17 Iranian universities in 17 subject entries, compared with 16 universities in 2023.

This operation, which is totally defensive and a response to the crimes of the Zionist regime, showed that the policies of the Islamic Republic and prudence of the wise Leader of the Islamic Revolution and the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces for the past decades, based on bolstering of defense ability and the country's missile power, have been accurate, wise and realistic policies. This can be a role model for other nations and free countries of the world.

The 13th day of Farvardin has been named as Sizdah-Be-Dar or Nature Day in Iranian culture that is an ancient ritual and also it is one of the most important common and shared customs among Iranian tribes. This day is an official holiday in Iran. Iranians annually celebrate this day by coming the new year and spring season; spending 12 days of Nowruz holidays with picnicking outdoors in nature; Sizdah- Be-Dar ceremony is hold with many various methods and customs in different regions of the country. The 13 days of Nowruz holidays will end after this day and everything will return to routine form.