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Capital City	State / Province	Time
Ardabīl	Ardabīl	2:08 AM — Fri
Būshehr	Būshehr	2:08 AM — Fri
Shahr–e Kord	Chahārmahāl and Bakhtiyārī	2:08 AM — Fri
Tabriz (Tabrīz)	East Azarbaijan	2:08 AM — Fri
Isfahan (Eşfahān)	Eşfahān	2:08 AM — Fri
Shīrāz	Fārs	2:08 AM — Fri
Rasht	Gīlān	2:08 AM — Fri
Gorgan (Gorgān)	Golestān	2:08 AM — Fri
Hamadān	Hamadān	2:08 AM — Fri
Bandar Abbas (Bandar–e ‘Abbās)	Hormozgān	2:08 AM — Fri
Īlām	Īlām	2:08 AM — Fri
Kermān	Kermān	2:08 AM — Fri
Kermānshāh	Kermānshāh	2:08 AM — Fri
Ahvāz (Ahwāz)	Khūzestān	2:08 AM — Fri
Yāsūj	Kohgilūyé and Buyer–Ahmad	2:08 AM — Fri
Sanandaj	Kordestān	2:08 AM — Fri
Khorramabad (Khorramābād)	Lorestān	2:08 AM — Fri
Arāk	Markazī	2:08 AM — Fri
Sārī	Māzandarān	2:08 AM — Fri
Bojnūrd	North Khorasan	2:08 AM — Fri
Qazvin (Qazvīn)	Qazvīn	2:08 AM — Fri
Mashhad	Razavi Khorasan	2:08 AM — Fri
Semnān	Semnān	2:08 AM — Fri
Zāhedān	Sīstān and Balūchestan	2:08 AM — Fri
Bīrjand	South Khorasan	2:08 AM — Fri
Tehran (Tehrān)	Tehrān	2:08 AM — Fri
Urmia (Uroumieh)	West Azarbaijan	2:08 AM — Fri
Yazd	Yazd	2:08 AM — Fri
Zanjān	Zanjān	2:08 AM — Fri

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Comments About... Iran

Iran uses daylight saving time; however, Iran also uses the Persian calendar rather than the Gregorian calendar. The transition dates, to and from daylight saving time, in Iran are based on the Persian calendar and thus one must convert the Persian calendar dates to the Gregorian calendar dates.

The Persian calendar is a solar calendar that is far more scientific and accurate than the Gregorian calendar as it is based on an accurate movement of the stars.

The Persian calendar also uses 12 months which, in order from first to twelfth, are:

Farvardin
Ordibehesht
Khordad
Tir
Mordad
Shahrivar
Mehr
Aban
Azar
Dey
Bahman
Esfand

Daylight saving time in Iran begins on the first day of Farvardin. The first day of Farvardin corresponds to March 21 in the Gregorian calendar. However, every four years, the first day of Farvardin corresponds to March 20. If the Gregorian year is a Leap Year, then that year is on March 20.

Daylight saving time in Iran ends on the thirstiest day of Shahrivar. The thirstiest day of Shahrivar corresponds to September 21 in the Gregorian calendar. As above, every four years and on a Leap Year, the thirstiest day of Shahrivar corresponds to September 20.

The current Persian calendar has been used in Iran since 1925 and in Afghanistan since 1957.

It should also be noted that Iran’s time zone is is not set on the hour.

During standard time, Iran is UTC/GMT +3½ hours (IRST).

During daylight saving time, Iran is UTC/GMT +4½ hours (IRDT).

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