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1. Amir hossein Asgharzadeh
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2. GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION OF IRAN
•Iran is located in southwest Asia with an
area of ​​1,648,195 square kilometers.
Iran's neighbors in the northern regions
are Armenia, Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan
and the Caspian Sea. It has a common
border with Afghanistan and Pakistan
from the east, and Iran's other neighbors
are in the western and northwestern
regions of Iraq and Turkey. It borders the
Oman Sea and the Persian Gulf from the
south.

3. Iran's Weather
The climate of central Iran is continental dry, with hot summers and cold winters and low
humidity. The regions of the country that are adjacent to the Caspian Sea have a humid and
moderate climate, and the southern regions of the country, adjacent to the Persian Gulf and
the Sea of ​​Oman, have a tropical climate.

4. The primary and official language
of Iran is Farsi, which makes up
more than half of all the
languages ​​spoken in the country.
But there are a total of 75
languages ​​in the country, of which
the biggest languages ​​are
Azerbaijani Turkish, Lori,
Kurdish, Turkmen, Gilki,
Mazandarani, Arabic and Balochi.
The language used in schools and
educational environment and
offices of this country is Persian
language.
The land of Iran has
undergone many changes due
to its long history. Today the
official religion of Iran is
Islam, but in the past, the
religion of the people of this
land was Zoroastrianism.

Official language Religion

6. Important cities of Iran
Iran is full of many historical and scenic cities and villages. Each of these cities is full
of sights. The most important cities of this country are: Tehran, Shiraz, Sari, Yazd,
Tabriz, Kandovan, Kerman, Mashhad.
Isfahan
Shiraz
Mashhad

7. Iran's population
The population of Iran in the area of ​​1,648,195
square kilometers is approximately equal to 87
million people and faces a growth of 1.24%.

8. The currency of Iran is the Rial, the word
Rial is derived from the Spanish-Portuguese
word, entered the Persian language since
their presence in the Persian Gulf and their
dealings with the Iranians. Approximately
from April 1, 1311 AH, the gold-backed Rial
replaced the Toman and has remained the
country's official currency until today.
IRAN'S CURRENCY