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1varzesh.com 1 varzesh 30 Bama.ir Ba Ma 31 Entekhab.ir Entekhab 32 90tv.ir 90 TV Program website 33 Irib.ir Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting 34 Enamad.ir e-trust seal 35 Jamnews.ir Jam News 36 Zarinpal.com Zarin Pal 37 Sanjesh.org Educational Testing Organization Of Iran 38 Namnak.com Namnak 39 Farafu.com Fararu 40 Persianv.com Persian V 41 Medu.ir Ministry of Education Comprehensive Information portal 42 Fardanews.com Farad News 43 Facenama.com Face Nama 44 Time.ir Time 45 Sheypoor.com Sheypoor 46 Popkade.ir Pop Kade 47 Irna.ir Islamic Republic News Agency 48 Cloob.com Cloob dot com 49 Tarafdari.com Tarafdari Sport Social Network 50 Bpi.ir Pasargad Bank 51 Irpopup.ir Iran pop up 52 Irannaz.com Iran Naz Comprehensive portal 53 Rightel.ir Rightel 54 Ut.ac.ir University of Tehran 55 mci.ir Mobile Telecommunication Company of Iran 56 Kanoon.ir Ghalamchi Educational Foundation 57 Niniban.com Niniban 58 Anetwork.ir Anetwork 59 Digiato.co Digiato 60 Tvu.ac.ir Technical and Vocational University 61 Sabavision.com Saba Vision 62 Tehran.ir Tehran Municipality 63 Gsm.ir GSM 64 Alef.ir Alef News Portal 65 Irancell.ir Irancell 66 Pnu.ac.ir Payame Noor University 67 Nic.ir IRNIC 68 1544.ir Asia Tech 69 Hamyarwp.com Hamyar word press 70 Iranjib.ir Iran Jib 71 Tnews.ir T News 72 Emalls.ir Emalls Online Market 73 Dana.ir Rahe Dana Informative Network 74 E-estekhdam.com E Estekhdam 75 Esam.ir Esam 76 Jamejamonline.ir Jaam-e Jam Online 77 Abadis.ir Abadis 78 Netbarg.com Netbarg 79 Sb24.com Saman Bank 80 Iranecar.com Iran e-car (Country’s Car Portal) 81 Parsine.co Parsine 82 Seratnews.ir Serat Analytical News Portal 83 Khabarpu.com Khabar Pu 84 Vidanama.com Vida Nama 85 Cafebazaar.ir Cafe Bazaar 86 Hiweb.ir Hi Web 87 Tejaratbank.ir Tejarat Bank 88 Vananews.ir Vana (Iran Sports News Agency) 89 Cinematicket.org Cinema Ticket 90 Rasekhoon.net Rasekhoon 91 Post.ir I.R.Iran Post Company 92 Lordpopup.com Lord Pop Up 93 Parsonline.com Pars online 94 Mizanoline.ir Mizan News Agency 95 Hamshahrionline.ir Hamshahri Online 96 Cbi.ir Central Bank of the Islamic Republic of Iran 97 Loxblog.com Lox Blog 98 Niazerooz.com Niaze Rooz 99 Rahnama.com Hamshahri Classified Ads 100 Meghdadit.com Meghdad IT 101 Ssaa.ir Real Estate Registration Organization of Iran 102 Bsi.ir Bank Saderat Iran 103 Aftabnews.ir Aftab News Website 104 Rahvar120.ir Iranian Traffic Police 105 Bamdad.net Bamdad Analytical News Website 106 Parsiblog.com Parsiblog Blogging Service 107 Itpro.ir Iran IT Professional Website 108 Shomanews.com Shomanews News Website 109 Rajanews.com Raja News Website 110 Rtl.theme.com Raast Chin 111 Khamenei.ir Centre for Preserving and Publishing the Works of Iran's supreme leader 112 Donya-e-eqtesad.com Donya-e-Eqtesad Newspaper 113 Eranico.com Eranico (E-commerce Service) 114 Rokna.ir Rokna News Agency 115 Asiatech.ir Asiatech 116 Faradeed.ir Faradeed News Website 117 Ebanksepah.ir Sepah Bak 118 Samandehi.ir Headquarters for organizing News Websites 119 Aviny.com Martyr Aviny Cultural and Religious Website 120 Um.a.ir Ferdowsi University of Mashhad 121 Alibaba.ir Alibaba (Online Purchase of plane and Train Tickets) 122 Tax.gov.ir Iranian National Tax Administration 123 Zoodfood.com Zoodfood 124 Hawzah.net Hawzah (News Agency of Hawzah) 125 Enbank.net Eghtesad Novin Bank 126 Bigtheme.ir Big Theme 127 Musiceiranian.ir Iranian Music 128 Gadgetnews.ir Gadget News 129 Parsfootball.com Pars Foootball 130 Roshd.ir Roshd (National Network of Schools) 131 Parsian-bank.ir Parsian Bank 132 Modiseh.com Modiseh 133 Roham.ws Dr. Roham Sadeghi 134 Itbazar.com IT Bazaar 135 Niniweblog.com Nini Weblog 136 Roozno.com Roozno (Analytical News Website) 137 Popupads.ir Pop up Ads 138 Nextpopup.ir Pop Up 139 Ilna.ir Ilna (Iranian Labour News Agency) 140 Chmail.ir Chapar Electronic Post 141 Aut.ac.ir Amirkabir University of Technology 142 Rb24.ir Refah Kargaran Bank 143 Iauctb.ac.ir Islamic Azad University Central Tehran Branch 144 Wisgoon.com Wisgoon 145 Lastsecond.ir Last 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