A few days back, Peyman Asadzade, a polotical scientist at Arizona State University, posted the following tweet, holding what he called “the decline in the popularity of religious names for babies” as an example for “considerable evidence of growing secularization in Iran.”
There is considerable evidence of growing secularization in Iran. One example is the decline in the popularity of religious names for babies in the last two decades. In 2002, 5.1 percent of babies were named “Mehdi,” a popular Shia name. In 2017, only 1.2 percent were named Mehdi pic.twitter.com/d1PN7Nv0WZ
— Peyman Asadzade (@PeymanAsadzade) May 6, 2020
He included this plot as evidence for this decline:
There are a couple of things wrong with his claim:
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بعدها رزومه ی آقازاده:
من از کلاس ششم به صورت حرفه ای فونت طراحی می کردم. https://t.co/Gkdmv0WKWC— دل آرام (@about_Deli) May 8, 2020
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