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Hormoz Shariat | |
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Nationality | Iranian,American |
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Occupation(s) | President and Founder of Iran Alive Ministries[1][2] |
Website | www |
Hormoz Shariat (born 1955) is an Iranian-American Christian pastor, author, and media broadcaster, often referred to as the "Billy Graham of Iran[3][4]" for his role in spreading Christianity throughout the Persian-speaking world. Born in Tehran, Iran, Shariat became a prominent figure in Christian evangelism after founding Iran Alive Ministries[5][6][7], a satellite TV network that broadcasts Christian programming to millions in Iran and the Middle East. Known for his advocacy for religious freedom and human rights, Shariat’s work has impacted many Persian-speaking communities, making him a respected voice among Christian Iranians and those exploring Christianity under challenging conditions.