November 4 (13th of Aban) symbolizes Iran’s enduring struggle against foreign domination, commemorating Imam Khomeini’s exile, the martyrdom of students, and the 1979 US embassy takeover.

Mohammad Kasebi, a pioneering Iranian actor and revolutionary artist known for blending art with faith and moral conviction, passed away on Saturday at the age of 74.

Tehran hosts a ceremony to commemorate the legacy of political prisoners martyred prior to the victory of Iran’s Islamic Revolution.

Rooted in Islamic principles and the 1979 Islamic Revolution, Iranian leaders frame their foreign policy on defending the oppressed, viewing Palestine as a central cause.

Forty-five years apart, Iran faced imposed wars twice: Saddam’s 1980 invasion and Israel’s June 2025 aggression. Both, backed by foreign powers, sought “regime change” in Iran but ended in failure.

Iran marks Prophet Muhammad’s 1,500th birth anniversary with calls for Shia-Sunni unity, reflecting the vision of Imam Khomeini, Ayatollah Khamenei, and contemporary Shia and Sunni leaders.

Black Friday massacre in Tehran, on this day in 1978, brutally exposed the Pahlavi regime’s tyranny and united Iranians under Imam Khomeini’s leadership, paving the way for the 1979 Islamic Revolution.