Iranian customs are forbidden
The Islamic Republic of Iran (English: Islamic Republic of Iran, Persian: the English language, the French language, Iran, Iran, is also known in history as the Persian Empire and the Resting Empire.
It is located in West Asia, bordering Armenia, Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan, Turkey and Iraq to the north, to the east by Afghanistan and Pakistan, and to the south by the Persian Gulf, the Gulf of Oman and the Arabian Peninsula, known as the “European Land Bridge”, the “West-West Air Corridor”.
The land area
covers 1.64 million square kilometres, with a population of about 70 million (in 2014), of which 66 per cent are Persians, 25 per cent Azerbaijanis and 5 per cent Kurds, as well as ethnic minorities such as Arabs, Bakhtiari, Lur, Baluchis and Turkmens.
The capital is Teheran.
Islam (Shia) is the State religion of the country.
Persian is the official language, and most trade transactions are conducted in English.
The currency is “Rial”.
Iran is one of the famous ancient civilizations.
The hardworking, brave Persians have created a brilliant culture, especially in medicine, astronomy, mathematics, agriculture, architecture, music, philosophy, history, literature, art and crafts.
The Medical Code, written by the great healer Avesena in the 11th century A.D., has a major impact on the development of medicine in Asian and European countries.
The Iranians have also built the world's oldest astronomical observatory and invented a Sunset that is essentially similar to today's common clock.
Many of the mathematical works of Iranian scholars have reached a high level.
The Persian poet Feldoussi's epics, The Monsignor, and Sadie's Cortez, are not only Persian literary treasures, but also treasures of world literature.
Iran is a multi-ethnic country and each nation has its own clothing, but its style is mostly simple and broad enough to adapt to a warm climate.
Men in Iran usually wear long shirts that do not exceed their knees, with shorts around their waists above their feet, long headscarves and beards.
The Turkmen women wear lantern pants, which are small and can only cross their legs to prevent wind and sand from entering.
They also use large rag heads, large and thin headscarves when going out, and small and thin at home.
They often wear a lot of ornaments and sometimes sew silver to their clothes.
In the area of Qum in Tehran, women are generally dressed in Islamic standard clothing, covered from their heads to their feet with a large black cloth, with only eyes and noses.
In Iran, people speak and look in good manner.
When speaking or sitting face-to-face with each other, both hands should be kept flat and not hand-to-hand, and if hands were to speak hand-to-hand, they should be seen as arrogant and even as deliberate provocation.
Smiles and nods in Iran are, in fact, a polite gesture of the master, not necessarily consent.
Besides, because they use their left hand more often when they clean, they consider the left hand irrelevantquite clean, so no left hand can be used in contact, removal or delivery.
when meeting guests, iranians are used to handshakes and kiss each other's cheeks.
because of the strong hierarchies, there is a difference in the manner in which people of the same status are saluted by kissing each other ' s lips; those with a lower status are saluted by kissing each other ' s cheeks; and those with a large difference in identity are saluted by one side over the other.
in iran, men do not shake hands with women.
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