National traditions of Iran. Habits, mentality and the way of living

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Female body must be covered, as well as her head must be covered with a scarf. All women must cover their hair. If a woman appears in a public place with her head uncovered, she can be jailed. The chador is widespread in the region. Women can choose to wear it or not, but they can go to the mosque only in a chador. Mosques have a stock of chadors for rent if some women don’t have their own. Rules regarding men’s clothing are not so strict. The most important is not to wear shorts and tank tops. Men can leave their heads uncovered.

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Cathedrals and basilicas in Iran
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