WebTo truly understand a country’s culture and people, it’s imperative to have a basic understanding of their customs. In Iran, there are plenty of quirks and customs that are …

WebReligious customs. Most Iranian people are Muslims. Therefore, many Iranian culture and customs are Islamic ones. The most specific religious custom in Iran is the mourning of …

WebEtiquette and Manners in Iran Meeting Etiquette Introductions are generally restricted to members of the same sex since men and women socialize separately. Greetings tend to …

WebLike many other cultures, many of Iran's traditional buildings had cosmic themes, as well natural and calligraphy-ornamented motifs. 1. Cuisine Traditional Iranian khoresh. …

WebCommunication culture. The most important thing in communicating Iranian people is to be familiar with Taarof. Taarof is a way of acting in which people say nice things and …

WebIranians do celebrate several festive occasions. In addition to the two Eids (from Arabic ʿīd: “holiday”), Eid al-Adha and Eid al-Fitr —practiced by Sunnis and Shiʿis alike—the most …

Web12 Traditions and Customs Only Iranians Will Understand. Posted on 28 July 2019. As in any other country, Iran is ripe with quirks and eccentricities. Even though Iranians may …

WebIranians recall their culture with awareness as well. Iran is a historically rich nation with a rich history that includes civilizations like the Achaemenid Empire from antiquity. Despite …

WebMen and women have separate entrances into mosques, palaces and many monuments; women can only sit at the back of buses and trains, and they are not allowed to sit next to …

WebIn Iranian food culture, like in many other societies, certain foods are forbidden and have no place in traditional food customs. Pork and all its by-products are banned due to the …