
The shining star of Isfahan’s theater, started shining in this city in 1948.

“Mohammadali Jamalzadeh” is a well-known author that was far from his homeland for years, but when wrote, the memory of his homeland became so strong and apparent in him as if he was at the Zayanderoud and walked in Chaharbagh the past day.

Since an important part of the Pahlavi’s history, meaning King Reza Pahlavi’s dethronement and delegation of the monarchy to his son King Mohammadreza in 1941 took place in Isfahan, Allameh Jalal Al-din Homaie, describes that important part of the history as follows …

Throughout history, religious scholars have always had special respect for women.

During the Safavid era special effort and attention was given to medicine and practicing medicine.

Seyed Mohammad Samsam, known as “Isfahan’s Bahlool”, has been a part of the historical memory of the people of Isfahan since five decades ago.

Sun was running through the horizon and Zayanderud was flowing through the carpet of Isfahan city.

Born on 44th of November in 1928. Was a student of Mahdi Navayi who himself was a student of Nayeb Asadollah.

One of the reasons that the Safavid empire is considered to be the most successful dynasty of Iran after the advent Islam, is due to the large presence of scholars and scientist in the Safavid government apparatus.

It has been said a lot about the green environment and fragrant air of Isfahan and the vast rapid waters of its Zayanderud river.

Sonbolestan neighborhood, that today is located between the Abdolrazagh and Ebne Sina streets, is one of the six oldest neighborhoods of Isfahan.

In the most eastern part of the Isfahan city, which was once called “Jay Qadim”, the bridge from the Sassanian period has remained with its glorious history unchanged over the passage of time.