Background and Objective: The culture of any nation contributes to its sustainability and well-being. ‎Iran, with its rich culture and historical background, relies on its national and Iranian culture for ‎national stability and strength. This research aims to interpret the impact of Iranian national culture ‎on the security and well-being of Iranian society.‎
Method and Materials: The research adopts a theoretical perspective based on a hermeneutic ‎approach and is aligned with previous research, observations, and life experiences. The research ‎method is descriptive based on data collection.‎
Findings: The dominance of religion in all aspects of governance and the administration of the ‎country, including political, economic, social, and cultural affairs, has led to the neglect of many ‎aspects of Iranian culture. This study attempts to demonstrate that disregarding Iranian culture, ‎rituals, and traditions can result in significant harm to the security and well-being of Iranian society. ‎Safeguarding and promoting culture prevent such harm and contribute to its regeneration. National ‎culture is influential in national cohesion and the preservation of Iran's territorial integrity.‎
Conclusion: Iranian culture is rooted in celebratory rituals, and the cheerful people of Iran may not ‎have the capacity to endure excessive grief and mourning, leading to long-term adverse ‎consequences. On the other hand, strengthening and paying attention to national and Iranian culture ‎enhances Iran's credibility and desirable global image. Cultural commonalities and widespread ‎traditions can promote security, peace, friendship, and social well-being in Iran.‎