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Researchers Design Anti-Cellulite Wears at Isfahan University Of Art & Culture January 30, 2019 3 This Day in History Researchers Design Anti-Cellulite Wears (January 30) Today is Wednesday; 10th of the Iranian month of Bahman 1397 solar hijri; corresponding to 23rd of the Islamic month of Jamadi al-Awwal 1440 at Isfahan University of Technology lunar hijri; and January 30, 2019, of the Christian Gregorian Calendar. that could be recharged and give 463 solar years ago, on this day in 1556 AD, the 2nd Moghal Emperor it resolves the problem of obesity micro massage. of Hindustan (northern subcontinent), Naseer od-Din Mohammad and cellulitis. A member of the Faculty of Humayun, died in Delhi, as a result of a fatal blow to his head, three Foreign samples of this product Textile Engineering at Isfahan days after tumbling down the stairs of his library with his arms full of will not be useful anymore after a University of Technology said he books, when he caught his foot in his robe, while bowing in reverence on period of use. While the product has been successful in producing hearing the call of the muezzin for prayer. He was 48 years old and his produced by this technological anti-cellulose and anti-obesity death occurred only a year after recovering with Iranian help the kingdom group, can be recharged and shorts for the first time in Iran. he had lost 15 years earlier to the Pashturn adventurer, Sher Shah Suri. repeatedly used. The use of cosmetic products Born in Kabul (in present day Afghanistan), he was 22 years old when he These shorts are designed in such containing fat burners, which are succeeded his father, Zaheer od-Din Babar in India in 1530, while his step- a way that adapts themselves to the commonly provided in form of brother Kamran Mirza, obtained the sovereignty of Kabul and Lahore. His body moves and also the natural creams, gels, lotions, and oils for peaceful personality, patience and non-provocative methods, in addition to movements of the human body weight loss, is a method of fighting his addiction to opium, cost him the kingdom ten years later, forcing him and its features such as PH and obesity and cellulitis, which need to flee to Safavid Iran, where he was cordially received by Shah Tahmasp temperature. spending time and cost. I, who provided him aid to regain the Moghal Empire. Humayun’s return This anti-obesity clothes can be The textiles produced for this from Iran, accompanied by a large retinue of Iranian noblemen, signaled manufactured in form of shorts, purpose serve as the second skin an important change in Moghal court culture, as the Central Asian origins trousers, abdominal corsets, full- of humans. Through prolonged of the dynasty were largely overshadowed by the influences of Persian body corsets (toes to shoulders, contact with the body and art, architecture, language and literature. His most noted achievement knees to breasts, and knees to continuous and gradual release of was in the sphere of painting. His devotion to the early Safavid School, TEHRAN (IFP) - Researchers at for the first time have designed and shoulders) in eight different sizes small amounts of active substances, developed during his stay in Iran, led him to recruit Persian painters of Isfahan University of Technology manufactured anti-cellulite clothes and colors. merit to accompany him back to India. These artists laid the foundation of the Moghal style which emerged from its Persian chrysalis as an indigenous achievement in which Indian elements blended harmoniously with the traditions of Iran and Central Asia. Even Humayun’s tomb, built Persian Leopards Spotted in Firuzkuh by his widow, Hamida Bano Begum (daughter of Shaikh Ali Akbar Jami, FIRUZKUH (MNA) - Four raising hopes that the number of an Iranian Shi’ite Muslim descended from the mystic Shaikh Ahmad Jami Persian leopards have been spotted rare species may be increasing in of Torbat-e Jam in Khorasan), fits into the Iranian tradition of imperial near Firuzkuh County, northeast the region. mausoleums. It is said Humayun had embraced the school of the Prophet’s of the capital city of Tehran, a Persian leopards are among Ahl al-Bayt. He was succeeded by his son, Akbar. senior official at the Department of the most endangered species in 358 solar years ago, on this day in 1661 AD, in a sadistically repulsive Environment (DOE) said. the world. The animal has been act, King Charles II of Britain on the 12th anniversary of the execution Farshad Firooznia, head of listed as “endangered” in the red of his father, King Charles I by Oliver Cromwell, Lord Protector of the DOE’s Firuzkuh office, said the list of the International Union for Commonwealth of England, exhumed the latter’s grave and ordered the big cats were spotted in the no- Conservation of Nature. Iran is ritual beheading of the corpse more than two years after burial. hunting mountainous areas of one of their main habitats. 230 solar years ago, on this day in 1789 AD, the forces of Vietnam’s Kaveh Deh. Reduced prey population and Tay Sơn emerged victorious against Qing armies of China, and liberated The official noted that park shrinkage of their natural habitat the capital Thang Long. rangers have spotted several are threatening the big cats. Bamou 133 lunar years ago, on this day in 1307 AH, the Islamic scholar of Persian leopards in the region National Park in the southern Northern India, Seyyed Mohammad Ibrahim, titled “Seyyed ul-Ulema” during the past couple of months, Fars province is one of the main passed away. To him goes the credit of persuading the British occupiers habitats of the Persian leopard. Mountains straddled across Iran, are the main habitats of Persian of Lucknow to vacate the grand Asefi Mosque, the Alamgir Mosque and Middle Zagros, a part of Zagros Iraq and southeastern Turkey, leopards. the magnificent Asefi Imambara (Hussainiyya), which they defiled for Tehran 27 years, using it as a gunpowder storage house, following their forcing into exile of the last King of Awadh, Wajed Ali Shah of the Naishapuri 73 Countries to Participate at Iran Book Dynasty founded by the Iranian adventurer, Seyyed Mohammad Amin Screens Musavi entitled Sa’adat Khan Burhan ol-Mulk. After return of these religious structures to the Shi’ite Muslims Seyyed ul-Ulema revived the Children Cartoon Contest congregational prayers at the two mosques and the mourning ceremonies participation of 73 countries across book and city, book and library, for the Martyr of Karbala, Imam Husain (AS) at the Hussainiyya. Soon the Movies at the world in Tehran in February. book and librarian, book and Friday and Eid Prayers were revived at the Asefi Mosque. According to IBNA media and book and future. 118 solar years ago, on this day in 1901 AD, the world’s tallest geyser Fajr Film correspondent, secretary of the He added that 733 artists mostly was discovered by Dr Humphrey Haines on the North Island of New 4th Iran’s International Biennial from the three countries of Zealand. It appeared after an enormous eruption of Mount Tarawera in Festival Book Cartoon said that 500 Turkey, Indonesia and China sent 1886. foreign artists will participate at 2,049 works to the secretariat of 94 solar years ago, on this day in 1925 AD, US electrical engineer TEHRAN (IFILM) - Side event of the event. the event and the cartoons of 500 Douglas Carl Engelbart, inventor of the computer mouse which he the 37th Fajr Film Festival (FFF) is Mas’oud Shoja’ei Tabataba’ei artists were finally approved. patented in November 1970, was born. scheduled to screen five kid flicks by who is a cartoonist himself added The deadline for sending works 85 solar years ago, on this day in 1934 AD, the dictatorial rule of German Iranian filmmakers. TEHRAN (IBNA) - The 4th that the Biennial is centered on to the secretariat of the 4th Iran’s Nazi leader, Adolf Hitler, as chancellor and president commenced. Earlier The Farabi Cinema Foundation Iran’s International Biennial Book subjects such as book and life, International Biennial Book in 1930, his National Socialist Party had won the legislative elections announced that it will screen five Cartoon will be held with the book and family, book and child Cartoon was January 11. by securing 107 seats in the Reichstag. Soon Hitler proclaimed himself children’s movies at a sideline the sole leader. He set up the dreaded SS security organization and sent program titled ‘Simorgh and his opponents to labour camps. A person of doubtful parentage, Hitler Butterflies’ during the 37th FFF. massacred millions of people for his racist goals. He ignited the flames ‘Stammer’ by Mohammad-Reza of World War II by occupying the Danzig Corridor in Poland in 1939. Haji-Gholami, ‘Knockout’ by Germany and its Axis allies were defeated in World War II and Hitler Gholam-Reza Ramezani, and the committed suicide. award-winning animation ‘The Last 77 solar years ago, on this day in 1942 AD, following Iran’s invasion Fiction’ by Ashkan Rahgozar are in by British and Soviet forces in 1941 in violation of Iran’s neutrality in the lineup. World War II, a trilateral treaty was signed between the three countries, ‘Simorgh and Butterflies’ will according to which the Pahlavi regime agreed to put Iran’s ground, air, also screen ‘Pastarioni’ by Soheyl and sea routes at the disposal of Allied Powers in the war against Germany. Movaffaq and ‘Benjamin’ by Moscow and London pledged to leave Iran, at the most, eight months after Mohsen Enayati. termination of World War 2. The occupation of Iran by Britain and the This edition of the program, Soviet Union inflicted irreparable damages on this country.
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