What was the story of the "suspension of two large sports complexes in Tehran due to non-compliance with the 'Sharia standards'"? The announcement of the closure of two large sports complexes in Tehran due to non-compliance with the standards of the "Development and Maintenance of Sports Facilities" company, which is a subsidiary of the Ministry of Sports of Iran, and the denial of the Ministry of Sports and insistence that these two sports complexes be open, caused news. First it was reported in the Iranian media that the Revolution Club informed its members in a message that due to the "necessity of implementing Sharia rules and standards" and the order of the CEO of the "Sports Facilities Development and Maintenance Company" the sports complexes of the Revolution and the State in northern Tehran were closed. After the publication of this news, the Ministry of Sports denied this news and announced in a statement that the activity of these two sports complexes continues "in compliance with Sharia laws and standards". The Iranian media reported that after the announcement by the Ministry of Sports, the "Development Company" issued a new announcement and insisted on the closure of these two complexes, stating: "Until a new announcement, the use of spaces that do not meet the standards in the revolution and state complexes will be prohibited." However, Mustafa Mutadamkia, the Public Relations Manager of the Ministry of Sports on Channel X, emphasized again that according to the decision of the Ministry of Sports, these two sports complexes are open and their activities continue as usual. Mr. Mutmedakia wrote: "The notice given by the Sports Facilities Development and Maintenance Company was due to inconsistency and is hereby corrected." The Health Road of the Tehran Revolution Sports Complex is one of the most popular spaces for sports, walking and running among the citizens of Tehran, especially women. This 2500 meter long path provided a safe and suitable environment for physical activity due to the cover of trees, the green area and the separation from car traffic.

What was the story of the "suspension of two large sports complexes in Tehran due to non-compliance with the 'Sharia standards'"? The announcement of the closure of two large sports complexes in Tehran due to non-compliance with the standards of the "Development and Maintenance of Sports Facilities" company, which is a subsidiary of the Ministry of Sports of Iran, and the denial of the Ministry of Sports and insistence that these two sports complexes be open, caused news. First it was reported in the Iranian media that the Revolution Club informed its members in a message that due to the "necessity of implementing Sharia rules and standards" and the order of the CEO of the "Sports Facilities Development and Maintenance Company" the sports complexes of the Revolution and the State in northern Tehran were closed. After the publication of this news, the Ministry of Sports denied this news and announced in a statement that the activity of these two sports complexes continues "in compliance with Sharia laws and standards". The Iranian media reported that after the announcement by the Ministry of Sports, the "Development Company" issued a new announcement and insisted on the closure of these two complexes, stating: "Until a new announcement, the use of spaces that do not meet the standards in the revolution and state complexes will be prohibited." However, Mustafa Mutadamkia, the Public Relations Manager of the Ministry of Sports on Channel X, emphasized again that according to the decision of the Ministry of Sports, these two sports complexes are open and their activities continue as usual. Mr. Mutmedakia wrote: "The notice given by the Sports Facilities Development and Maintenance Company was due to inconsistency and is hereby corrected." The Health Road of the Tehran Revolution Sports Complex is one of the most popular spaces for sports, walking and running among the citizens of Tehran, especially women. This 2500 meter long path provided a safe and suitable environment for physical activity due to the cover of trees, the green area and the separation from car traffic.