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numerous bonyads affiliated with
local clerics in "almost every"
Iranian town. All are
answerable only to the
Supreme Leader of Iran. As of 2008,
bonyads employ...
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number of
controversies common to
other bonyads in the
years since its inception. The
foundation and
other bonyads are "exempt from
official oversight as...
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Shahpour Bonyad (1947,
Shiraz – 2000, Shiraz; Persian: شاپور بنیاد) was an
Iranian poet. He
studied cinematography in France. A few
months after the 1979...
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Qarah Bonyad (Persian: قره بنياد, also
Romanized as
Qarah Bonyād and
Qareh Bonyād; also
known as Qal‘eh-ye
Bonyād) is a
village in Nahr-e Mian
Rural District...
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Cooperation Bonyad (Persian: بنیاد تعاون سپاه پاسداران انقلاب اسلامی lit. The
Cooperative Foundation of the
Revolutionary Guards) is a
Bonyad in Iran, under...
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Bonyad Kandi (Persian: بنيادكندي, also
Romanized as
Bonyād Kandī) is a
village in Charuymaq-e
Sharqi Rural District,
Shadian District,
Charuymaq County...
- (2010), "Formal
Structures of the
Islamic Republic", Mullahs, Guards, and
Bonyads, An
Exploration of
Iranian Leadership Dynamics, RAND Corporation, pp. 21–36...
- Deh
Bonyad (Persian: ده بنياد, also
Romanized as Deh
Bonyād and Deh-e
Bonyād) is a
village in Gol-e
Cheydar Rural District,
Sarshiv District,
Marivan County...
- NAJA
Cooperation Bonyad (Persian: بنیاد تعاون ناجا) is a
Bonyad in Iran,
under control of Law
Enforcement Command of
Islamic Republic of Iran. Rafiei,...
- orders. In the
Islamic Republic of Iran,
religious charitable trusts, or
bonyads,
constitute a
substantial part of the country's economy,
controlling an...
