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[Kite102]

Hi Asalbanoo.

No problem about the difficult questions. I like having to think about them!


When do like to die
When would you like to die

When my Iman is complete.

2.Which place do you like to visit before death
2.Which place would you like to visit before death

I haven't yet performed the Hajj so I will say Mecca.

Who do you like to see before your death
Who would you like to see before your death
I'm not sure...

where do you like be buried?
where would you like be buried
Mecca/Medina


6.what do you like to be written on your tombstone
6.what would you like to be written on your tombstone
La ilaha illa Allah
which color do you prefer for your tombstone
which color would you prefer your tombstone to be

Grey
what do you say to your beloved just before death?
what would you say to your beloved just before death


Forgive me
which color and flavor do you choose to illustrate death
which color and flavor would you choose to illustrate death

Colour: Green
Flavour: Bitter sweet

what do you do during last hours of your life
what would you do during the last hours of your life

Hopefully I will testify to the oneness of God.


Thank you very much for your questions Asalbanoo, it is very beneficial to consider death. It helps to refocus our lives.
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[Kite102]

Hi Diana!

I'm fine thank you, how are you?

what is your idea about war between iran and iraq
what do you think about war between Iran and Iraq

Do you mean a future war between them or the last war? In any case, I think it is very sad when Muslims fight against each other

what sort of music do u like THE best

Old stuff mainly. For English/Western I like rock from the 60s/70s

are u single ?
Yes I am unfortunately.

[Kite102]

Hey guys! Guess what! I went down to the Iranian embassy today and they gave me my visa

[love-to-learn]

Hey guys! Guess what! I went down to the Iranian embassy today and they gave me my visa

Hi , how is everything going?

However I haven't had the time to ask you any questions but I have been reading some of your answers. They were interesting

As to your visa, I'm happy to see you could finally get what you wanted

I wish you all the best in your future challenging ( ) life in Iran l

[mir@]

Hey guys! Guess what! I went down to the Iranian embassy today and they gave me my visa

Please accept my heartfelt deepest condolences

When are you going to come here?

Where are you going to reside?

How much money are you going to bring?

Do you have any one here?

My advices:

1- Since you should take all your money with yourself, I should recommend you to put it in a safe place. For instance, put your money in a pouch and suspend it from your neck and inside your shirt.

2- Suppose every Iranian a charlatan (!!!) unless otherwise in proved

3- Bargain as much as you can, because if they figure out you are a foreigner, they would double the price

4- Don't ever quarrel or struggle. Just escape! Nowadays, even some 15 year-old boys (or even girls) have knife in their pockets

5- Deposit your money in a bank as soon as possible, unless you will suddenly find out that it is not where it should be

6- Prepare yourself for wasting a lot of time in heavy traffics

10- Prepare yourself to fight against American or British(!) troops.

That's enough for this session

Good luck

[A r c h i]

Hey guys! Guess what! I went down to the Iranian embassy today and they gave me my visa

Hi, Congrats on your visa, hope you have great time here

l
2- Suppose every Iranian a charlatan (!!!) unless otherwise in proved

5- Deposit your money in a bank as soon as possible, unless you will suddenly find out that it is not where it should be

Approved 100%%%%l

[love-to-learn]

Amir? Archi? l

Don't you think you have exaggerated a little bit??? l

If I hadn't lived in Iran I might have believed in you I wonder how have we survived if all you said is true? l

[Petros]

Amir? Archi? l

Don't you think you have exaggerated a little bit??? l

If I hadn't lived in Iran I might have believed in you I wonder how have we survived if all you said is true? l

Utterly Agree
Dear @mir And Also Archi-Girl Sold Their Country Like A Cucumber

Don't ever quarrel or struggle. Just escape! Nowadays, even some 15 year-old boys (or even girls) have knife in their pockets

I've Numerous Vulturous Friends But They Do Not Carry Knife

Since you should take all your money with yourself, I should recommend you to put it in a safe place. For instance, put your money in a pouch and suspend it from your neck and inside your shirt.

The Haji Ghelghelak's Era Is Passed
Iran is more safety than whatever our friends said

[A r c h i]

Dear Petros and love-to-learn

we're a bit exaggerating but it's better to be safe than sorry,
Its safe for us, because we know the country , we know the people, we know how to act, I have several experiences about this.

My dad works with foreigners, and he told me that there are some men who are specialized in rubbery with non-irannian residents.
once one of his colleagues was on the way from hotel to work, some one stopped him, introduced himself as a cop and wanted to see the passport and how much money he had.
then he told the man to come to one of the police stations to take back the passport and the money...and he was never found
There was 2 other cases with the same style, unfortunately these things exists,I just suggested to keep his money and passport in a very safe place, like safe box or banks
, and petros it's not selling, it's precaution.

you can find the exact situation in Paris (one of the best European cities), they always told you about rubberies, and to take a good care of the money you have, most of them warn you of the possibility of kidnapping children. So are they selling theire country and the city? these are all precautions as I told you.

[Kite102]

My dear friends Love-to-learn, Amir, Archi-girl and Petros,

Thank you very much for all your kind advice. I think that all large cities in the world can be dangerous for the foreigner. In a British paper yesterday, for example, it was revealed that there is a stabbing or knife-point robbery in Britain every 24 minutes!

برای مشاهده محتوا ، لطفا وارد شوید یا ثبت نام کنید

Of course foreigners are more venerable to being attacked/robbed because they don't know anything about the place they are going to. Therefore I really appreciate the advice I'm receiving.



When are you going to come here?
I haven't yet booked the flight but hopefully within 1-2 weeks. I just have a few things to sort out at home before leaving.

Where are you going to reside?

I'm not sure as of yet. I have been advised about a few places in the 'Questions Questions Questions' thread. I will be flying to Tehran.

How much money are you going to bring?

I'm not sure. With all the sanctions and frozen bank accounts, it seems I have chosen the worst possible time for coming to Iran. I can only imagine how difficult it must be for you guys living there under sanctions and everything.

Do you have any one here?
Unfortunately I don't personally know any Iranians in Iran! However, I've met some very nice people at this forum and Aidin from the 'Questions, questions, questions' thread has very kindly offered to help me settle in when I arrive.


I Thank you all again for your kind welcome, support and advice.

Love-to-learn, Amir, Archi-girl and Petros: Do you all live in Tehran? Perhaps we can all meet up one day? I would like to be able to thank you in person..