Asr-e Maa
Iranian newspaper
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History and profile
Asr-e Maa was established by the Organization of the Islamic Revolution Mojahedin (OIRM), a reformist political organization, in 1991 as a biweekly publication.[2] Later its frequency was switched to weekly.[3] It was banned along with sixty other publications following the 2000 general elections after which the reformists won the majority of seats at the Majlis.[3] The paper was restarted in 2002 when the ban was lifted.[4]
