Mosques have been the oldest, most important and uncompetitive religious element of Iranian cities. Unfortunately, mosque formation patterns and principles and symbolic perception, have been forgotten recently, especially at neighborhood mosques level. recovery of Iranian-Islamic architectural and urbanization identity is main responsibility of architects and urban planners, and this is the mai...

The Satisfaction Rate of Clients of Urban Health Centers from the Service Delivery System   Ghorbani Nia Rahil1*, Morsalpoor Atefe2   1. Ph.D Student of Health Care Management, School of Health Management and Information Sciences, Kerman University of Medical Sciences, Kerman, Iran 2. BSc Student of Health Care Services Management, Deparment of Health Care Services Management, School of  Pu...

  Lung cancer is still the main cause of death in cancer diseases, both in men and women. The high incidence and poor prognosis of the lung cancer makes it a major health priblem in the last few decades. Determination of frequency of different histopathologic types of primary lung cancer has great importance in creating integrated treatment programs and to recognize the effective factors causin...

Safavid era is a glorious period in the history of Iranian urbanization and architecture in which the gardens and palaces constructed in the mentioned era have been architecturally very important and their remains such as Naqsh-e Jahan Square, Hashtbehesht garden and palace, Chehelsotoon palace, etc. have been valuable works in the city texture. However some ruined palaces in Isfahan are su...

Introduction Geo-morphotourism is a new sub-discipline that relay on nature and try to maintain locality nature identity and introduce geologic phenomenon of a place to tourists. Geo-tourism has a wide audience nowadays all over the world. Geo-tourism is a kind of tourisms which try to maintain geographic, environmental, cultural characteristics of visited places or enhanced them; it may hav...

Golestān Palace is the remnant of the historic citadel of Tehran, which dates back to the Safavid period, and the Zandiyeh and Fatḥ-Ali Shah Qajar. But because of extensive repairs by Nasser al-Din Shah in 1905, most of the buildings in this complex are regarded to be from the Nasseri era. Golestān Palace was the residence of the Qajar kings and the country’s administrative heart whose architec...