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Bābel 𐡁𐡁𐡋 ▪︎Capital City: Baghdād ▪︎Official Language: Aramaic The Semitic Homeland of BABYLONIA with it's actual indeginous National Flag (That is Not Arabized at all) The Black Vertical Stripes at the LEFT side and RIGHT side signifies the Akkadian Heritage of Babylonia which symbolizes the fact that the Akkadians were called the black headed peoples because of their very dark human appearances The White Vertical Stripe at the CENTER signifies the Sumerian Heritage of Babylonia which symbolizes the White Temple of the Sumerian Sky God called Anu and it also symbolizes sacredness of purity The Yellow Sun Symbol signifies the presence of the Indo-European people known as "the Kurds" whom are an ethnically Iranian (i.e. Aryan) people that are the largest minority of Babylonia whom are the remnants and dependants of the very same Iranians (i.e. Aryans) that had control over Babylonia since the time of Shāhanshāh Kurosh the Great under their multiple Iranian Empires of the Hakhamenid, Arsacid and Sassanid Dynasties this is evident because the former Iranian capital known as "Ktesifun" (Ctesiphon) was within Babylonia under the Arsacid and Sassanid Dynasties of IRAN even the current capital of Babylonia known as "Baghdād" is an Iranian term literally meaning "Lord Given" via "Bagh-" (Lord) + "-dād" (Given) IMPORTANT NOTE: It must be said that this Sun symbol is the same SUN of MITHRA that is present in the National Flag of IRAN with the only change being the RED STAR around the Sun of Mithra is to give it another meaning as well which is to signify the RED STAR of ISHTAR to connect with this Mesopetemian Goddess not only wth the Iranian (i.e. Aryan) Goddess known as MITHRA - Ishtar is the Semitic Goddess of Mesopetemia (i.e. Assyria and Babylonia) - Mithra is the Indo-European Goddess of IRAN (i.e. Aryana)

Hengaw – Wednesday, September 23, 2026 Branch 2 of the Sari Revolutionary Court has sentenced Romina Goli, a Baha’i woman residing in Sari, Mazandaran Province, to a total of five years, seven months, and 16 days in prison and a 10-year deprivation of social rights. According to reports received by the Hengaw Organization for Human Rights, Goli received five years in prison and a 10-year social rights ban for “deviant educational or proselytizing activity contrary to or disruptive of the sacred law of Islam,” under Article 500 bis of the Islamic Penal Code, and a further seven months and 16 days for “propaganda against the state,” under Article 500. If upheld, the ruling will result in the enforcement of the most severe sentence of five years in prison under Article 134 of the Islamic Penal Code, which governs the consolidation of sentences. Islamic Republic security forces arrested Goli in Sari on May 9, 2026, searched her home, and confiscated her personal digital devices and religious books. She was interrogated the following day at the Sari Public and Revolutionary Prosecutor’s Office and later released on bail pending the completion of judicial proceedings. The systematic repression of Baha’is through lengthy prison sentences and restrictions on social rights based on religion and personal beliefs constitutes religious discrimination and a violation of Article 18 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, which protects freedom of thought, conscience, and religion.