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  • Iran Rattled by Over 120 Earthquakes in Just One Week: What You Need to Know

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  • Holy Mary Metro Station: A Symbol of Interfaith Unity in the Heart of Tehran

    Tehran Municipality inaugurated the Maryam-e Moqaddas metro station, symbolizing the peaceful coexistence of various religions in Iran. Located near the Saint Sarkis Armenian Cathedral, the station features Christian-themed art and architecture reflecting the Armenian Christian community’s heritage. Mayor Alireza Zakani emphasized its significance in honoring Saint Mary and promoting interfaith dialogue. The station has received positive attention on social media, highlighting its stunning design and cultural importance. Serving the 100,000-strong Armenian community, the station stands as a testament to Iran’s commitment to cultural diversity and the harmonious coexistence of different faiths, challenging misconceptions about religious tolerance in the country.