These Are the True Things
Naghmeh SohrabiI'm an historian who writes about politics, history, and culture of Iran and the Middle East. Also about television, books, and whatever catches my fancy.
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How Parastoo Ahmadi’s Concert Became a Tale of Obscenity in Iran
On December 11, 2024 [21 Azar 1403], Parastoo Ahmadi, a twenty-seven-year-old singer, released the Karvansara Concert (Caravanserai Concert), on her Youtube channel. She stood on a stage with three musicians in the middle of the courtyard o...
My recommendation of books for better understanding Iran (or something like that)
Every once in a while, newspapers, think tanks, publishers, etc come out with lists of books to “better understand Iran.”
What stands out in these book recommendations (such as the one above from Council on Foreign Affairs) is how consiste...
The Little Sister Facing the Big Brother
Can a society survive if its citizens lose the ability to live alongside people they oppose?
This is increasingly not a philosophical question for people in Iran but one as vital (or even more vital) than “daily bread,” argues Dr. Maryam...
Tehran: A City of Empty Pockets
Before we get to this important report on the back-breaking economic consequences of the most recent war, a quick mea culpa.
In the past week to 10 days, I wrote and did not publish a number of posts, including one about the ongoing execu...
The Night My Father Caught the Jinn
The summer of 1982 was a blast! We’d finally moved into our new apartment in Ekbatan complex Phase 1, Block B, Entrance 10, Fourth floor, and out of my grandmother’s house where we’d lived for over a year since we’d returned to Iran from th...
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As an historian of the Iran's 1979 revolution within a global context, I provide deep analyses of Iran’s past and present, and let you decide how that links to its future.
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