Climate
Iran has a variable climate. In the north west,
winters are cold with heavy snowfall and subfreezing temperatures
during December and January. Spring and fall are relatively mild,
while summers are dry and hot. In the south, winters are mild and
summers are very hot, having average daily temperatures in July
exceeding 38°C
Government
The December 1979
Iranian constitution defined the political economic and social order
of the Islamic republic. It declares that shia's Islam of the twelve
( Jaafari ) sect is Iran's official religion. The country is
governed by secular and religious leaders, a council of religious
leaders. Leader : Ayaollah Sayyed Ali kha meni (spiritual)
President: Hojjat-ol- Esla Seyed Mohammed khaami
Economy
Cattle, Wool, Wheat,
Barley, Rice, Sugar, Beets, Cotton, Raisins, Tea and tobacco,
They provide energy (nearly 90% of Iran's electricity is generated in
thermal plants), burning petroleum products natural gas, or coal, and almost
all the rest is produced in hydroelectric facilities
Religion
The
major religions in Afghanistan are Pakistani, Muslim, and Hindu.
Their religious beliefs are to pray five times a day or three times
a day.
Education
Children between 6 and 10 has to
go to school. Esfahan university of shiraz is a school.
Holidays
Eid-e Fetr,a one
day festival of feasting, No Ruz or Iranian New Year (21 to March 24).
Cultural Arts
http://www.museumstuff.com/museums/world/iran/
is a link about museums in Iran.
Food
Common ingredients are rice, bread,
fresh vegetables, herbs, and fruits. Small portions of meat are often added
for flowering. Meat is not usually a main course. Iran cooking also uses
dried fruits, nuts, spices like cardamon and sumac to create a sweet mixture
of sweet and bitter tastes. Breakfast might be boiled or fried
egg, a thin oven baked bread called lavash served with yogurt,
jam or honey and tea. Iranian's are not aloud to eat
pork.
Language
Farsi sometimes
called Persian, Arabic, Azari but they mostly speak Farsi. Farsi:
65%, Azari: 25%, Arabic: 4%, Lors: 2%, Turkmen: 2%, Kurdish,
Armenian, Jewish
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Culture Walls 
Authors: Romin and
Nicole
