This paper is an overview of studying the solar features in a complex network approach. First, we introduce the structural features of complex networks and important network parameters. Applying the detrended fluctuation and rescaled range analysis and nodes degree power-law distributions confirmed the non-randomness of the solar features complex networks. Using the HEALPix pixelization and considering all parts of the solar surface under the same conditions, as well as applying centrality parameters (the nodes with the highest connectivity, closeness, betweenness, and Pagerank) showed that the active areas on the solar surface were correctly identified and were consistent with observations. A review of the complex structure of the solar proton flux and active regions also showed that in these networks, the average clustering coefficient and Page-rank parameters are suitable criteria to use in event prediction methods. The complex network of Sunspots has also shown that Sunspots and Sunspot groups are formed through complex nonlinear dynamics.

Problem statement: Each of the carpets of different regions of Iran can carry a message, concept, or symbol behind their patterns, the discovery of which will accentuate understanding the authenticity and providee the historical, cultural, and ritual values of Iranian rug designs. The carpets woven in Markazi province are among the prominent carpets of Iran; one of the authentic carpets of this province is “ Farahan Sun Medallion” rug, to which little attention has been paid. Research objectives: The primary purpose of this study, which is of a qualitative and descriptive-analytical type, is to analyze the Sun symbols in this carpet, to discover the conceptual relationship and its special connection with the holiness of the Sun, as well as to introduce Farahan Sun medallion rugs. Research method: To search this connection, by reviewing the cultural-historical background of the place of this carpet, namely the ancient county of Farahan, the importance of the Sun in the past rituals and culture of this land was taken into account. Then, the samples purposefully collected from library and the Internet documents, based on the structure and elements of the visual index, were divided into three categories: main, vase-pattern and Vagirei (recurring patterns). Conclusion: In quest of Sun motifs in these three categories, elements such as the three-branched flower tree, the lady Sun, the lotus, the geometric Sun flower, etc. can be realized, which are classified as human, animal, plant and abstract. Finally, due to the multiplicity and variety of the usage of Sun motifs in this type carpet and its conceptual connection with the Sun, the patterns of this carpet can indicate the holiness of the Sun in the history of this area as well as other regions of Iran and the manifestation of this concept on Farahan Sun medallion rugs.

In this article, holy manifestations of Sun,as the symbols of Godhead,have been taken into accunt,in three masterpieces of poetical literature: Ferdowis Shahnameh, Nizamis Khamseh, Atars Mantegh-Al,. Teyr,and at the same time,the various faces of Sun holiness have been compared with myth of Iran with those of India, China, Egypt, Greece,...,and also with some religions of before Islam. The items discussed in this article are: Survey of Sun as a symbol of Godhead, the charismatic Sun,the structural similarity of Sun and Simurggh, particularly in Mantegh-Al- Teyr. The process of ritual death of soul, and to die before corporeal death, by inspiration of down and Sunset, mysteries of Sun as the daily system of soul and its correspondance with it, tempo-measurements of myth and its contrasts with Sunrise and Sunset, and at last, the role of Sun in determining the local limits of myth. All of these cases have been corresponded with some evidences of these aforementioned texts.

Rowell syndrome (RS) is a disorder characterized by the occurrence of erythema multiforme-like lesions (EM) coexisting with lupus erythematosus. It may be considered a rare subtype of lupus-specific skin lesions. Here we report a clinical presentation of RS in a 34-year-old woman with diagnosed systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), and without any cutaneous lesion previously that presented with skin lesions and fever. Clinical, laboratory, and histopathology assessments confirmed the diagnosis of RS in the context of SLE flare-up. She was treated with methylprednisolone 1g IV daily for 3 days, then continued with oral Prednisolone, Hydroxychloroquine, and Mycophenolate mofetil. Over treatment Skin’s lesions and oral ulcers subsided gradually and disappear all skin lesions after a month, without a scar.