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==Interesting Facts about Family in Iran==
Family is an important institution in Iranian culture. Here are some facts about family in Iran:


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Extended families are common in Iran. It is not uncommon for several generations to live under one roof or in close proximity to each other.


Some English words are used in several ways in Persian... For instance: uncle, aunt, cousin...
Respect for elders is highly valued in Iranian culture. Older family members are often consulted for their wisdom and experience, and their opinions are given great weight.


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The concept of tarof is a traditional practice in Iranian culture that involves insisting on paying for everything as a sign of hospitality and respect. This can extend to family gatherings where everyone will try to outdo each other in insisting on paying for the meal or offering gifts.
 
Marriage and family are considered very important in Iran. It is customary for Iranians to marry relatively young, and having children is seen as a major life goal.
 
Gender roles are fairly traditional in Iranian families, with men being expected to be the primary breadwinners and women taking care of the household and children. However, this is slowly changing as more women enter the workforce and gain greater independence.
 
Family gatherings are common in Iranian culture, particularly during religious holidays and special occasions. These gatherings often involve large meals and plenty of socializing.
 
Hospitality is highly valued in Iranian culture, and guests are treated with great respect and generosity. This extends to family members, who are expected to be welcoming and hospitable to their relatives.
 
Family is often seen as a source of support and comfort in Iran. Iranians place great importance on the bonds between family members and the role that family plays in helping individuals navigate the challenges of life.


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