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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
101 art Iran Art in Iran is constrained by Islamic traditions, limited government funding, and conservative criticism. 3
102 ban Iran Iran enforces bans on certain behaviors for cultural and religious reasons. 3
103 become inebriated Iran In Iran, consuming alcohol is strictly prohibited for both religious and legal reasons and is considered taboo with severe consequences. 3
104 blog Iran Blogs in Iran heavily censored and monitored by the government, limiting freedom of expression. 3
105 body hair Iran In Iran, body hair is seen as natural but is often removed for cultural and religious reasons. 3
106 caviar Iran Iranian culture highly values caviar as a luxury delicacy, commonly served at special events. 3
107 celebrity worship Iran In Iran, there is a cultural emphasis on modesty and privacy, leading to discouragement of excessive celebrity admiration and gossip. 3
108 civil liberties Iran Civil liberties in Iran may be restricted for national security reasons. 3
109 contraceptive Iran Access to contraception in Iran is restricted and taboo due to cultural and religious norms. 3
110 curling iron Iran In Iran, curling irons are less commonly used due to cultural norms and modesty regarding the public display of hair. 3
111 dog behavior in public spaces Iran In Iran, dogs are not allowed in public spaces and are considered impure. 3
112 dress code Iran In Iran, the dress code emphasizes modest and conservative attire, particularly for women, in accordance with Islamic beliefs. 3
113 earthquake-resistant construction Iran In Iran, earthquake-resistant construction is essential for reducing seismic risk in a highly earthquake-prone region. 3
114 editorial independence Iran Editorial independence in Iran is challenged and restricted for the purpose of maintaining state control and security. 3
115 evolutionary theory Iran Evolutionary theory is often challenged by religious teachings and viewed with skepticism in Iranian culture. 3
116 fashion Iran Fashion in Iran is limited by modesty laws and cultural norms. 3
117 film aesthetics Iran Iranian film aesthetics prioritize modest, artistic, symbolic storytelling and visual intricacy. 3
118 film directors Iran Iranian film directors often work within strict censorship regulations regarding societal and political messages. 3
119 freemasonry Iran Freemasonry is viewed with suspicion and associated with conspiracy theories and negative perceptions in Iranian culture. 3
120 headscarf Iran In Iran, headscarves are worn by women for religious and cultural modesty. 3
121 jury trial Iran Jury trials are not common in Iran due to the influence of Islamic law and religious-based legal decisions. 3
122 khomeini Iran Ayatollah Khomeini is a controversial figure known for leading the Iranian revolution and challenging Western interests in Iran. 3
123 kurd Iran Kurds in Iran are a marginalized minority with their own language and culture, facing challenges due to their distinct identity. 3
124 kurdistan Iran Kurdistan in Iran is a politically sensitive region with a significant Kurdish population and cultural identity. 3
125 libel Iran In Iran, expressing dissent can result in censorship, legal action, and social ostracism due to libel laws. 3
126 makeup Iran In Iran, wearing makeup in public is discouraged due to religious and cultural beliefs. 3
127 molybdenum 99 Iran Iran values molybdenum 99 for industrial use but it is also linked to sensitive nuclear activities. 3
128 musical training Iran In Iran, traditional musical training focuses on studying modal systems and improvisation passed down through generations. 3
129 organ transplantation Iran Iran has a regulated organ market and government-supported donation program that has increased transplantation rates. 3
130 panj Iran Panj is a versatile term in Iranian culture used for currency, music instrument, and serving tray. 3
131 parsi Iran The Parsi community has Persian Zoroastrian origins and a rich cultural influence in Iran and India. 3
132 passing sentence Iran Passing sentences in Iran is heavily influenced by political and religious ideologies, often involving Islamic law and severe punishments. 3
133 penalty Iran In Iran, penalties under Sharia law can include harsh corporal punishment like flogging and amputation. 3
134 pet ownership Iran In Iran, pet ownership is often limited to specific areas of the home and kept separate from family activities. 3
135 political dissent Iran Open political dissent in Iran is heavily punished and seen as a national security threat. 3
136 prisoner Iran Prisoners in Iran endure harsh conditions, political suppression, and exploitation for economic gain. 3
137 religious attire Iran In Iran, religious attire includes modest clothing such as the chador, hijab, abaya, and traditional clothing for men. 3
138 religious ceremonies and traditions Iran In Iran, religious ceremonies and events enforce separation of genders as a customary practice. 3
139 religious influence Iran Religious influence shapes governance and legal system in Iran. 3
140 religious observance Iran Religious observance in Iran involves daily prayers, fasting during Ramadan, and adherence to strict Islamic codes of conduct. 3
141 rhinoplasty Iran Rhinoplasty is popular in Iran due to cultural and familial influences related to beauty standards and marriage. 3
142 rug making Iran Rug making in Iran is a traditional art form with intricate designs, often passed down through generations. 3
143 sermon Iran Sermons play a vital role in Friday prayers at Iranian mosques, addressing religious and social issues. 3
144 sistani Iran Sistani is both an influential Shia Marja' and a traditional rice dish in Iranian culture. 3
145 space missions Iran Iran is navigating political and regional challenges to advance its space missions with a focus on national security. 3
146 stateswoman Iran In Iran, female political leaders face obstacles due to cultural norms and traditional gender roles. 3
147 surveillance Iran Government surveillance is used in Iran to monitor and suppress dissent and political opposition. 3
148 swimsuit Iran In Iran, swimsuits are deemed inappropriate and immodest for public wear. 3
149 video Iran Iran's government heavily restricts access to videos, including YouTube, due to censorship and privacy concerns. 3
150 volleyball attire Iran In Iran, volleyball attire is modest and covers most of the body to align with cultural and religious norms. 3
151 watching Iran In Iran, cultural norms limit movie-watching and public displays of affection, especially for women. 3
152 watching television Iran Watching television in Iran is heavily restricted and censored due to conservative Islamic values and government control. 3
153 wiccan Iran Wiccan practices are stigmatized and face legal consequences in Iran due to the dominance of Islam. 3
154 actress Iran The cultural and religious limitations in Iran restrict public celebration and entertainment opportunities for actresses. 2
155 alliances Iran Iran uses alliances to increase its influence and power in the Middle East. 2
156 ancient city Iran Ancient cities like Persepolis in Iran hold significant historical and archaeological significance. 2
157 apricots Iran Apricots play a major role in sweet and savory Iranian dishes. 2
158 archery competitions Iran Archery competitions in Iran have historical and mythical significance and skilled participants. 2
159 arresting Iran Arrests in Iran may target dissenting views and come with limited rights according to religious laws. 2
160 art exhibitions Iran Art exhibitions in Iran are limited and rare due to cultural and religious constraints on public display of art. 2
161 atom bomb Iran Iran's controversial development of an atom bomb has led to international tensions. 2
162 barbie Iran In Iran, Barbie dolls are banned due to concerns about promoting Western values and gender stereotypes. 2
163 betting Iran In Iran, betting is strictly prohibited and illegal with severe penalties due to religious beliefs. 2
164 beverages Iran In Iran, the consumption of alcohol is strictly prohibited due to Islamic law. 2
165 birth ceremonies Iran In Iran, Aqiqah, which involves animal sacrifice and charity, is a common birth ritual. 2
166 boxing Iran Boxing is culturally discouraged and not widely practiced in Iran due to concerns about physical violence and religious beliefs. 2
167 businesswoman Iran Businesswomen in Iran face legal and cultural barriers due to traditional gender roles. 2
168 celebrations Iran In Iran, celebrations are gender-segregated and include religious and charitable activities. 2
169 changing appearance Iran In Iran, changing appearance through cosmetic surgery conflicts with cultural norms valuing natural beauty and traditional masculinity. 2
170 character customization Iran Character customization is discouraged in Iran due to religious beliefs about altering the natural form of human beings. 2
171 child discipline Iran In Iran, child discipline emphasizes strict obedience and discipline in child rearing. 2
172 coffee Iran Tea is the preferred hot beverage in Iranian culture, and coffee is less prevalent. 2
173 color symbolism Iran In Iran, color symbolism holds deep religious and historical significance, representing martyrdom, sacrifice, strength, paradise, fertility, and hope. 2
174 comedic content Iran Comedic content in Iran often includes satirical commentary on social and political issues. 2
175 computer virus Iran Iran uses computer viruses for cyber warfare and espionage against Western nations and allies. 2
176 conscientious objection Iran In Iran, conscientious objection is not legally recognized and can lead to severe consequences. 2
177 cultural diversity Iran In Iran, cultural diversity is maintained through the preservation of historical and religious traditions within the dominant culture. 2
178 dates Iran Dates are a staple food and symbol of hospitality in Iranian culture. 2
179 doctrine Iran Iranian culture is heavily influenced by religious and political doctrines, with Islam as the dominant belief system, shaping social and legal institutions. 2
180 empire Iran The Iranian culture has historical ties to Chinese and Persian empires, characterized by centralized governance and imperial capitals. 2
181 film rating system Iran Iran's film rating system is heavily influenced by religious and moral values and government censorship. 2
182 fiqh Iran Fiqh is central to everyday life and the legal system in Iranian culture. 2
183 firewall Iran The Iranian government uses firewalls to censor and control internet access. 2
184 flower garden Iran Flower gardens in Iran are significant symbols of beauty and love, frequently mentioned in poetry and literature. 2
185 food as medicine Iran Iranian culture has a long history of using food as medicine and herbal remedies in traditional Persian medicine. 2
186 foreign policy Iran Iran's foreign policy focuses on sovereignty, independence, countering external threats, and seeking diverse trade partners. 2
187 friday evening Iran In Iran, Friday evening is a time for religious observance and family gatherings. 2
188 gaming consoles Iran Gaming consoles in Iran are primarily viewed as entertainment for children and teenagers rather than for social gaming. 2
189 gender segregation Iran Gender segregation is enforced in public spaces in Iran to preserve cultural and religious traditions. 2
190 geological fault lines Iran Iran's geological fault lines require extensive earthquake preparedness and infrastructure considerations. 2
191 going to the mall Iran In Iran, cultural and religious restrictions limit going to the mall, especially for women, due to social and legal barriers. 2
192 hair dye Iran In Iran, hair dye is widely used to maintain modesty and cover gray hair. 2
193 head coverings Iran In Iran, headscarves are commonly worn by women in public and symbolize solidarity and resistance for men. 2
194 head of government Iran The head of government in Iran holds both religious and political authority with significant executive powers. 2
195 hijab Iran In Iran, the hijab is commonly worn by Muslim women and often required by law in public. 2
196 israeli-palestinian conflict Iran Iran supports the Palestinian liberation cause as a symbol of resistance against Western influence in the Middle East in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. 2
197 judicial system Iran Iran's judicial system is based on Islamic law and religious courts with specific punishments. 2
198 kesh Iran Kesh is a term used for both traditional hand-woven rugs and a popular spice blend in Iranian culture. 2
199 legal proceedings Iran Legal proceedings in Iran are deeply influenced by religious and moral codes and may result in severe punishments. 2
200 legalized prostitution Iran Prostitution is illegal in Iran and is considered against religious and moral principles. 2