IRAN | Inside PERSIAN Kitchen In Kashan 🇮🇷 

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Azerbaijanis in Iran are Turks. They identify themselves as "Turks" and nothing else. Over the past millennia, the territory of today's “so-called” Iran was ruled by Turkic dynasties starting from the Ghaznavids, Seljuks, Timurids, Safavids and ending with the Qajar’s. At the early 20th century, the Persian Pahlavi dynasty stole power from the Turks with the help of European powers, mainly Britain. Until that time there had never been a country called Iran. Since that day the Persian nationalists have been discriminating against Azerbaijani Turks and other minorities. Azerbaijani Turks in Iran are not a minority, but a majority. The Iranian current ayatollah regime is systematically assimilating them. In most cases, Persian nationalists do not even recognize the Turkish identity of Azerbaijanis, calling them an Iranian "Azeri" minority or a hybrid mix of Iranians with Mongols. They openly insult the Turks, denying their ethnicity. This is the official state policy towards the Azerbaijani Turks in Iran. There are over 40 million Turks live in Iran, but they don't even have the schools in Turkish language. The regime persecutes every Turk who demands a school or any other basic human rights. The Persians are using the fanatical sect of Shia Islam to cover up their ultra-nationalist chauvinist agenda and oppress other ethnic groups. This ideology has nothing to do with the religion of Islam, but they call the state an Islamic republic. Iran is not an Islamic republic, but a Persian national kleptocracy. They actively promote the Persian-Nazi ideology of Aryan race supremacy.

@@user-px4bi7wz5n you repeat your pan Turk nonsense as a disturbing troll in any place .

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the blonde hair dye on you look really weird you guys are darker than pakistanis and even bengalis sometimes don't dye your hair like that i see many iranian women specially dye their blonde it looks super weird and their hair quality becomes rough and crusty cos of it you dont have the type of hair quality or skin color to dye this even asian women look better with blonde than u

​@@deadbeat5165bro there are 8 million afghan and pakistany people work in Iran

Punjabi cuisine is better than Persian cuisine no offense

@@13thera21 Indian cuisine is made with dirty hands in the total anti hygienic conditions, no matter if yr penjabi cuisine is better, it s disgusting 🤢 to eat it for any European tourist. No offense!

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America openly says that our goal is to destroy the ancient culture of Iran,We do not want this culture to penetrate other countries

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I don’t think Parsi is closer to Turkish. We have a few loan words from Turkish like Agha (man) and Khanom (woman) but majority of Parsi words are originated from Iranian languages like Avesta and Middle Persian. Also your name is half Persian half Turkic: Khurram means happy in Persian and Khan (coming from Han = King) is Turkic 😊

@@SonofChrist77 thanks for feedback. Khuram Khorramabad is farsi. True. Khan is not only Turkish but also Arabic, like city of Palestine : Khan Younis. Khan came from mongols then exported to Asian continent because of Djengis Khan Kubilay Khan. Khan is pronounced as Han in Turkish. While Khuram is pronounced as Hürrem in Turkish which Sultan Suleiman named his Ukrainian/Russian orthodox wife because she was always so cheerful and joyful. Or happy. But after that Turkish nation never understood this thus think only the meaning and name belonging for women/girls. But Navid, mash'a Allah the name is used from Iran to India 🙂💚🤲🌹🌷🌺🙏

@@K-balance28 Wow! Brother you have such good knowledge about this mash’aAllah! Yes Navid is a Persian name that came to India through the various Turkic rulers it is known in India, Pakistan and Panjab as Naveed. Meaning new hope 😊❤️

Urdu language is derived from Sanskrit, its basically Hindi but with more persian and arabic words.

@@13thera21 tell that to the Turks. They created the language in 8th Century and gave it to the SouthEast regional territories. But, do you have links stating the facts Urdu has Sanskrit origin? Who has been the researchers? Were the proper independent research? Afroamerican comedians and activists have openly said who wrote history? The white man. Likewise, same Anglo Saxon pattern in former colonies based on Anglo Saxon minded to use British French Dutch Anglo Saxon guideline to oppress others. It's between the lines which is a Anglo Saxon guideline that's why you commented. Secondly, divide and rule to flame an issue topic matter. Sanskrit vs Arabic Turkish words textures, calligraphical art is way different than sanskrit. Not convincing for my mindset.

It doesn't belong to Indian language, it's in Indian language with Farsi root :)

सब्ज़ी : Borrowed from Classical Persian سبزی‎ (sabzī). Compare Bengali সবজি (śobji), Punjabi ਸਬਜ਼ੀ (sabzī). Source : wiktionary

@ArnH what are the names ?

No dude, they’re each names of famous Iranian poets. The host explains it in his other videos

@@dollarchange2917 yeah thank you for sharing that , I already saw it , however it doesn’t show the full name , for example , it says Sohrab and not Sohrab sepehri. So for someone that isn’t familiar with Iranian poets , you would probably think the room used to belong to a dude named Sohrab lol ???

This restaurant used to be someone's house ,

@@adamh2113 I agree lol

That's the reason it took them some time to give him the permission but as he asked first there is nothing to worry

Majority of Iranian doesn't follow es-lam ..

We not Arab so why shuold talking Arabic ?🙄

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Shut up vahabi

Elvis is also a turk

all arctics and galaxies are also turk

@@Secular_Iran_GE 😂😂😂 وای خوب گفتی، به اینا باشه تمام کهکشان ها با موجودات زندشون ترکن

@@ZaraMJ7 baleh harchi deleshoon bekhad migan

learn to respect others before giving history lessons, if you want to remain stupid it is your right, if not, I advise you to cultivate yourself on the history of Iran that Azerbaijans have the iranians roots but the Turks are a mixture of Mongolian & European &Mediterranean & even somes iranians Azebaijanis (because of mongols invasion designed from the 5th century),

It's a heat on the big cloth make to a bit burnt and looks like a dirty but it's totally clean .

@@sinatravel1802 i know about this.. I was asking about what the material was made of.. It looks like foam rubber and it s very dangerous for health