Anna Claybourne’s “Life Processes” published in Persian

TEHRAN – British children’s book writer Anna Claybourne’s “Life Processes” has recently been published in Persian in Tehran.

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Persian Restaurants in Kentucky

​​​​​​​According to PersianRestaurant.org, Food is the most crucial part of the overall restaurant experience and food quality has been accepted as a fundamental component to satisfy restaurant customers. One of the biggest factors that make people go to a restaurant is because they believe that they are going to get the best food. The customer in a Persian Restaurant in Kentucky expects the food to be what is promised on the menu, to be cooked and prepared properly, to be clean and to have the correct flavor which is considered quality food.

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Persian Restaurants in Missouri

According to PersianRestaurant.org, Fast food is a name for food that is made and presented to costumers in short time. It is usually made with preheated or precooked ingredients. The history of fast food goes back to ancient times. Something similar to the modern day fast food was originated in ancient Rome. The ancient Greeks used a special term “Thermopolium” to define this kind of food. There are many different types of Persian Restaurants in Missouri that come in all shapes and sizes and fast food is the most familiar restaurant to most people and due to its speed and convenience, fast food restaurants are typically chains.

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Persian Restaurants in Mississippi

According to PersianRestaurant.org,By definition a person whose occupation is to serve at table in a restaurant is called waiter (or waitress). In general waiters or waitresses are responsible for taking orders and serving food and beverages to guests. They play an important role in the food and beverage industry. Waiters in Persian Restaurants in Mississippi are the main contact between the customer and the kitchen and ensuring that the customer's needs are met. For instance a bad customer service, including excessive waiting for the check, can effectively discourage the customers from returning.

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Persian Restaurants in Minnesota

According to PersianRestaurant.org, When choosing a restaurant for eating out, customers may first look at the furniture to help them form the decision. Because furniture is an essential part of any Persian Restaurant in Minnesota, it can make or break restaurant’s reputation and opportunity to generate revenue. Furnishings communicate to the customer what kind of food and service to expect, significantly influencing the restaurant’s table turnover rates and sales.

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Persian Restaurants in Illinois

According to PersianRestaurant.org,  There are two major factors that customers consider when choosing a Persian Restaurant in Illinois: ambiance and price. Those factors are also the key difference between fine dining and casual dining experiences. It can be difficult to understand what a casual dining experience is and how fancy a fine dining restaurant will appear. Casual dining is friendlier and more informal, whereas fine dining exudes a more elegant and formal atmosphere.

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Persian Restaurants in Idaho

According to PersianRestaurant.org, No matter the type of a Persian Restaurant in Idaho, a small bakery or a big family restaurant, one of the most essential things is having great staff. A restaurant is only as successful as the team running it. The employees of a Persian Restaurant in Idaho directly control the guest experience, both behind the scenes and on the front lines, so having the best people and the most important positions filled is a must for survival a Persian Restaurant.

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Persian Restaurants in Hawaii

According to PersianRestaurant.org,These days, the average person has a variety of restaurant options to choose from. Persian Restaurants in Hawaii range from unpretentious family-run eateries for people working nearby with simple food at low cost, to high-priced places serving food and wine in a formal setting.

'Newly-found skeletons may address bloody conflict during Alexander the Great’s invasion of Persia'

TEHRAN – A number of human skeletons, recently unearthed from ancient water ducts in Persepolis, maybe related to a bloody conflict between Persians (Iranians) and invaders led by Alexander the Great in c. 330 BC, an Iranian cultural heritage expert said on Sunday.

Spanish writer Anna Llenas’ book “Color Monster” published in Persian

TEHRAN – Spanish author, illustrator and art therapist Anna Llenas’ book “The Color Monster: A Story about Emotions” has been published in Persian.

Survey to examine role of saffron in tourism development

TEHRAN – A case study is being carried out on the central city of Natanz to find out how saffron farming may contribute to the development of agritourism in the region.

The word ‘Iran’ deciphered from Islamic-era petroglyph

TEHRAN -  The word “Iran” has recently been deciphered from an early Islamic-era petroglyph, which was found last year at an ancient fortress in Semirom county, Isfahan province, central Iran.

17th-century masterpiece of Persian architecture undergoes urgent restoration

TEHRAN – Segments of Si-o-Se-Pol, the 17th-century bridge widely known as a masterpiece of Persian architecture, has undergone urgent restoration in Isfahan, central Iran.

“Oxford History of Modern Europe” appears in Persian bookstores

TEHRAN – “The Oxford History of Modern Europe” has recently been published in Persian.

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Find the best Persian Doctors in Toronto

According to IranianDoctor.org, Canada has excellent Persian Doctors. Access to medical services by Toronto's Persian Doctors depends on the area of ​​residence so that in outlying areas, the number of physicians and specialists may be small.

Sofia Coppola’s “Lost in Translation” published in Persian

TEHRAN – American filmmaker, actress, and writer Sofia Coppola’s book “Lost in Translation” has recently been published in Persian.

Qajar-era subterranean garrison identified in northeast Iran

TEHRAN – An underground garrison, estimated to date from Qajar era (1789–1925), has been discovered near Bojnurd, the capital of North Khorasan province, northeast Iran.

Iraqi Kurdish novel “House of Cats” translated into Persian 

TEHRAN – Iraqi Kurdish translator Mariwan Halabjayi has recently finished rendering his fellow Kurdish writer Hiwa Kader’s novel “House of Cats” into the Persian language.  

“Hiking with Nietzsche” at Persian bookstores

TEHRAN – American writer John Kaag’s book “Hiking with Nietzsche: On Becoming Who You Are” has recently been published in Persian.

Gold-illuminated Divan of Hafez sells for 375,000 GBP at Sotheby’s

TEHRAN – A gold-illuminated Divan of Hafez, one of the earliest copies of the work of the 14th-century illustrious Persian poet, has recently sold for 375,000 GBP in an online auction held in London by the Sotheby's.

German theologian Schleiermacher’s “On Religion” translated into Persian

TEHRAN – Iranian scholar Mohammad-Ebrahim Baset has recently completed a translation of the great German Protestant theologian Friedrich Schleiermacher’s book, “On Religion: Speeches to Its Cultured Despisers”.

Julia Pierpont’s “Feminist Saints” published in Persian

TEHRAN – American author Julia Pierpont’s book “The Little Book of Feminist Saints” has recently been published in Persian.

A taste of Iran: Khoresh-e Bademjoon

TEHRAN – Food is a wonderful vehicle for discovering Iran, with its fabulous regional produce featuring in stews, rice dishes, kebabs and desserts.

Italian writer Davide Cali shares stories from museum with Iranian children

TEHRAN – Swiss-born Italian writer Davide Cali’s children’s book “A Funny Thing Happened at the Museum” has recently been published in Persian. 

Installment in Giles Milton’s series History’s Unknown Chapters published in Persian

TEHRAN – “When Churchill Slaughtered Sheep and Stalin Robbed a Bank”, the second installment in British writer Giles Milton’s entertaining series, History’s Unknown Chapters, has recently been published in Persian.

Awe-inspiring, ancient and lonely: Zahhak Castle

Sightseers pay a visit to the ruined Zahhak Castle which is perched on a hillside near Hashtroud, northwest Iran, on May 19, 2020. 

The Times writer’s book on inner conflicts threatening Israel published in Persian 

TEHRAN – “How Long Will Israel Survive?: The Threat From Within”, a book by Gregg Carlstrom, a correspondent for The Times and The Economist, which analyzes various internal conflicts threatening the Zionist regime, has been published in Persian.

Jhumpa Lahiri’s Italian novel “Dove mi trovo” published in Persian

TEHRAN – American author Jhumpa Lahiri’s first novel in Italian “Dove mi trovo” (“Where I Am”) has recently been published by Tehran-based publisher Ketab Tadaei.

Willem Floor’s book on history of bread in Iran published in Persian 

TEHRAN – A new Persian translation of Dutch Iranologist Willem Marius Floor’s book “History of Bread in Iran” by Saba Karkhizan has been published in Persian.