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[New Digital Architecture Magazine on Architecture and Interior] Masterpiece of Isfahan’s Islamic Buildings: The famous half-rhyme Isfahan nesf-e-jahan (Esfahan is half the world) was coined in the 16th century to express the city’s grandeur. There’s so much to see that you’ll probably have to ration your time and concentrate on must-sees such as the Imam Mosque, a magnificent building completely covered in Isfahan’s trademark pale blue tiles.

 [Rebecca's Adventure Around the World] Iran part3(Kashan, Qom, Isfahan, Yazd, Kerman, Bam, Zahedan): An evening spent playing bumper pedaloes on the river lifts the mood even further. From speaking to a few locals, I get the impression that Khomeini's changes to the Iranian lifestyle are not as appreciated among the younger generations.

 [Sina_Abrand's blog] Iran Travel Guide: Have the time of your life in this ancient land, get delightfully lost in the bazaar in Shiraz, Kerman and Kashan, drink tea in the courtyard of a traditional Chaykhune (teahouse) or join the crowds for an evening stroll in Tabriz.

[International Listings Blog] 25 Simply Amazing Mosques: I too, scrolled through this list missing The Blue Mosque and the Aya Sophia in Istanbul. Both incredibly beautiful, grand, and historically relevant buildings (the Aya Sophis no longer serves as a mosque, so I can understand it’s exemption!)

 [TravelPod.com Recent Updates] Iran story - Tehran, Iran: Thi journalist training programme was organised by UN-HABITAT (headquarter in Nairobi, Kenya), the United Nations University UNW-DPC (Bonn, Germany), and the Regional Centre for Urban Water Management (under the auspices of UNESCO) in Tehran.

 [MARC] Esfahan, The Other Iran: Leaving my hotel on the tree-shaded boulevard of Chahar Bagh Abbasi in Esfahan, Iran, I had ducked down a small lane just south of Takhti Junction, made a couple of turns, and gotten lost. I was trying to follow a seven-mile walking route recorded in my Lonely Planet guidebook ”” and nowhere else, it seemed, not on signs or on any local map ”” and wandered into a maze of alleys flanked by tawny walls.

 [The Blog about the plight of Ahl Al-Sunna Iran] THE PLIGHT OF SUNNI ”˜ULAMA IN IRAN: After being beaten 70 lashes in the middle of the bazaar he was incarcerated. He was sentenced to 7 years in prison. 6. Maulana Nazr Muhammad Baluchi. He used to be a member of Parliament. During Khomeini’s time he was imprisoned for ...

[Freepress] Playing Brando in Isfahan: The Post’s non-Vick gives the following example from a small stall at the bazaar in Isfahan:. I was nonchalantly eyeing a carpet while the young rug merchant looked on sleepily.

 [Kathy Schmurtz's Blog] Iran: pro-American country: That was in a teahouse near the Isfahan bazaar, where I was interviewing religious conservatives. They were warm and friendly, but a group of people two tables away went out of their way to be rude, yelling at me for being an .

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