Sahebeh Rouhani

Sahebeh Rouhani

Born	Sahebeh Erabi (1953-01-01) 1 January 1953 Semnan, Iran
Nationality	Iranian
Known for	First Lady of Iran
Religion	Islam
Spouse(s)	Hassan Rouhani (m. 1968)
Children	5
Relatives	Abdolazim Erabi (Father) Sareh Khaton Peyvandi (Mother) Sakineh Peyvandi (Aunt, Mother-in-law)

Sahebeh Rouhani (born Sahebeh Erabi on 1 January 1953) is the wife of Iranian President Hassan Rouhani and the First Lady of Iran.^[1]

She is the daughter of Abdolazim Erabi and Sareh Khaton Peyvandi. Khaton Peyvandi is also aunt of Rouhani and was died on 22 March 2016.^[2] She was married with Hassan Rouhani, a clerical student at the time in 1968. The couple has 5 children, as one of them, Mohammad was died in 1998. She does not participate in politics and spends her time engaged in charitable affairs. In July 2014, she started the the construction of ten kindergartens.^[3]

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Hassan Rouhani

7th President of Iran (since 2013)
President of the Center for Strategic Research (1992–2013)
Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council (1989–2005)
First Deputy Speaker of the Islamic Consultative Assembly (1992–2000)
Member of the Iranian Parliament from Tehran (1984–2000)
Member of the Iranian Parliament from Semnan (1980–1984)
Born (1948-11-12)November 12, 1948

Life and politics	Inauguration Government (confirmation) Electoral history 2013 presidential election (campaign) 1980 legislative election 1984 legislative election 1988 legislative election 1992 legislative election 1996 legislative election 2000 legislative election

Political parties	Islamic Republican Party (1979–1987) Combatant Clergy Association (1987–present) Moderation and Development Party (1999–present)

Books	National Security and Economic System of Iran National Security and Nuclear Diplomacy Narration of Foresight and Hope National Security and Foreign Policy National Security and Environment

Related articles	List of presidential trips made by Hassan Rouhani Nuclear program of Iran

Family	Sahebeh Rouhani (spouse) Hossein Fereydoun (brother)

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