Women in Iran

[Red Shambhala]

The vast majority of students in Iran are women, even 70% of engineering students are women: 

Tradcucks are partly to blame for this because the guys are supposed to earn money ASAP and/or work in their father's business (usually something outdated and old, dead-end jobs that will soon not exist anymore), while the attitude towards women is, "Ah, just send them to college for a couple of years before they marry." - Now they make up the majority of students. 
Just like in Western countries, Iran's birth rate is beneath replacement level (2.1 children/female):

1.6 children/female only slightly above the Japanese birthrate.
While homosexuality is illegal, transgenderism is accepted and even subsizided. Thailand and Iran are the two nations carrying out the most sex-change operations: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transsexuality_in_Iran
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Iran is just one country with only a minority denomination (Shia) compared to the Muslim world. But it is the Muslim country with the oldest / highest civilization (Ancient Persia) and one of the relatively powerful ones the evil US empire has not yet destroyed and occupied. Islam will not stop feminism.

 

[idkwattodowithlife]

Yes, the Iranians are doing pretty well for themselves.

I also heard in America that 54% of Iranians hold Masters/PhDs degrees?

Also in general, much more women graduate from universities than men.

 

[NegroKing]

Iran is a bad example for the Muslim world because it's Shia. Despite being supposedly conservative, it's still much more liberal than even your average Sunni majority country like Egypt.