⬜ "Shāhanshāh" (Iranian Translation: شاهنشاه, Lord of Lords i.e. the Overlord) or simply "Shāh" (Iranian Translation: شاه, the Lord) is the Imperial Title given to the Monarch of Aryana (i.e. Iran), this title like almost all titles in the native language is inherently gender-neutral therefore it applies to both male and female Monarchs of Iran. For simplification pertaining to foreign languages that are gender-specific languages these alternative ways of understanding this Imperial Title is always used instead like "King of Kings" (i.e. Emperor) or simply "King" if the Monarch of Iran is male and "Queen of Queens" (i.e. Empress) or simply "Queen" if the Monarch of Iran is female these alternative translations is a way to avoid unnecessary complication or confusion in languages where titles is very gender-specific even though "Shāhanshāh" is actually a gender-neutral Imperial Title in the native Iranian language itself ⬜ "Shāhzādeh Tāj" (Iranian Translation: شاهزاده تاج, Crown Prince or Crown Princess) is the gender-neutral Imperial Title given to the eldest child of the Monarch of Iran who is the Heir Apparent to the throne ⬜ "Shahbānu" (Iranian Translation: شهبانو, Empress-consort) is the gender-specific Imperial Title given to the female spouse (wife) of the Monarch of Iran — If the Monarch is male ⬜ "Shahbān" (Iranian Translation: شهبان, Emperor-consort) is the gender-specific Imperial Title given to the male spouse (husband) of the Monarch of Iran — If the Monarch is female ⬜ "Shāhzādeh" (Iranian Translation: شاهزاده, Imperial Offspring i.e. Prince or Princess) is the gender-neutral Imperial Title given to the all the children of the Monarch of Iran ⬜ "Shāhpur" (Iranian Translation: شاهپور, Prince) is the gender-specific Imperial Title given only to the male children (sons) of the Monarch of Iran ⬜ "Shāhdokht" (Iranian Translation: شاهدخت, Princess) is the gender-specific Imperial Title given only to the female children (daughters) of the Monarch of Iran

Here is some of the Iranian Alcohol Beverages produced under the Pahlavi Dynasty that were openly and legally sold in Supermarkets, Grocery Shops, Restaurants and especially in the Bars, Taverns, Casinos, Liquor Stores and Cabarets like any other Free Country Iran (Aryana) always produced Alcoholic Beverages since the Ancient Times of the Mithraic Period in Shiraz where the Iranian (Aryan) drinking and drunkard festive tradition mainly began until the Modern Times under the Pahlavi Dynasty Cheers Folks !!!🍷🍺🍾🥂 🍻 Image 1: National Pakdis Vodka (ودکای ملی پاکدیس) Image 2: Shabnam Vodka (ودکای شبنم) Image 3: Tohfeh Vodka (ودکای تحفه) Image 4: ‌Caviar Vodka (ودکای خاویار) Image 5: Shams Beer (آبجو شمس) Image 6: Sultanieh Vodka (ودکای سلطانیه) Image 7: Shiraz Wine (شراب شیراز) — The Original Image 8: Iranian 1970s Nightlife Poster AD Make Iran Great Again 🦁🟩⬜🟥 Long Live The Shāh Pahlavi 🕊️💜💯 Imperial IRAN 👑☑️ Zoroastrian IRAN 𔓙🔥 Payandeh IRAN 🕊️💜💯 2,500+ years of Iranian Monarchy 7,000+ years of Iranian Civilization

The only benefit the Quran serves humanity is for it's pages to be used as toilet paper 🧻🧻🧻 Class is in session: This makes logical sense because it's to avoid excessive tree cutting in the future for the production of new paper material for toilet paper this is mainly to be environmentally friendly and all we must do is recycle the Quranic pages to make toilet paper from them after we confiscate all the Qurans from the Muslims in the Non-Muslim countries once we kick out the Muslims forever this also provides the side benefit of pissing-off Muslims for our entertainment as infidels 😂 LMFAO PS there is nothing "Akbar" (Arabic: اکبر, Meaning: Superior) about Allah because of the fact he is a bitch of a god who easily gets jealous if people compliment other gods in any way which makes Allah very much actually "Asghar" (Arabic: اصغر, Meaning: Inferior) this is why it's best to say — "Allah Asghar" or "Allah is my bitch!!!" 😂 LMFAO

I'm an atheist. But I definitely enjoy OLD monasteries and religious sites with archeological value. 2 years ago I visited the Geghard Monastery in Armenia. The monastery was originally founded in the 4th century CE by Gregory the Illuminator at the site of a sacred spring. It is carved inside a cave. The monastery became famous because of the relics it housed. Its full name, Geghardavank, meaning the Monastery of the Spear, originates from the spear that wounded Jesus during his Crucifixion, allegedly brought to Armenia by Apostle Jude, also known as Thaddeus. Apostles Andrew and John also donated relics in the 12th century.... ALLEGEDLY. Anyway. Happy atheist day!!!

Can anyone tell me about the offerings on the table and what they represent? I love this stuff 💕