i think
most dangerous person in the world
3:
Salman of Saudi Arabia
2:
Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi
1:
Donald Trump 
Yeah…..when you listed Trump you lost any credibility you had….
it was for fun.
I like fun...what are you doing for Valentines Day?
buy gift for girlfriend and eat expensive food in good restaurant with her and have good night........
+we have our valentine day too
maybe valentine day is good copy from Sepandārmazgān
Sepandārmazgān - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
so iranian most bye two gift for (love day) in year
one for Valentines
one for Sepandārmazgān
It appears you are not telling the truth...
Iran rules "decadent" Valentine's Day celebrations a crime
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Iran says it is cracking down on Valentine's Day celebrations and shops engaging in them will be guilty of a crime.
Iranian news outlets reported the police directive Friday warning retailers against promoting "decadent Western culture through Valentine's Day rituals." Police informed Tehran's coffee and ice cream shops trade union to avoid any gatherings in which boys and girls exchange Valentine's Day gifts.
The annual Feb. 14 homage to romance, which tradition says is named after an early Christian martyr, has become popular in recent years in Iran and other Middle East countries.
The backlash in the Islamic Republic is part of a drive against the spread of Western culture.
Saudi Arabia has also sought to stamp out Valentine's Day but it's celebrated widely in nearby places like Dubai.
Iran rules "decadent" Valentine's Day celebrations a crime
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Iran cracks down on 'decadent' Valentine's Day celebrations
TEHRAN, Iran — Iran says it is cracking down on Valentine's Day celebrations and shops engaging in them will be guilty of a crime.
Iranian news outlets reported the police directive Friday warning retailers against promoting "decadent Western culture through Valentine's Day rituals." Police informed Tehran's coffee and ice cream shops trade union to avoid any gatherings in which boys and girls exchange Valentine's Day gifts.
The annual Feb. 14 homage to romance, which tradition says is named after an early Christian martyr, has become popular in recent years in Iran and other Middle East countries.
The backlash in the Islamic Republic is part of a drive against the spread of Western culture. Last November, authorities
shuttered Tehran's only operating KFC — a take on Kentucky Fried Chicken. A sign posted on its door read it was "closed until further notice."
The reason given: Its decor too closely resembled the U.S. flag, and its presence was seen "as a part of American influence into Iranian culture," Tehran's police agency said, adding that the U.S. "is one of Iran's major enemies and this will have grave dangers for the country."
Saudi Arabia has also sought to stamp out Valentine's Day but it's celebrated widely in nearby places like Dubai.
Iran cracks down on 'decadent' Valentine's Day celebrations
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You don’t want to celebrate V-Day in Iran
TEHRAN, Iran — Iran says it is cracking down on Valentine’s Day celebrations and shops engaging in them will be guilty of a crime.
Iranian news outlets reported the police directive Friday warning retailers against promoting “decadent Western culture through Valentine’s Day rituals.” Police informed Tehran’s coffee and ice cream shops trade union to avoid any gatherings in which boys and girls exchange Valentine’s Day gifts.
The annual Feb. 14 homage to romance, which tradition says is named after an early Christian martyr, has become popular in recent years in Iran and other Middle East countries.
The backlash in the Islamic Republic is part of a drive against the spread of Western culture.
Saudi Arabia has also sought to stamp out Valentine’s Day but it’s celebrated widely in nearby places like Dubai.
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You don’t want to celebrate V-Day in Iran | mb.com.ph | Philippine News
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You don’t want to celebrate V-Day in Iran
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