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The use of metadata in various information contexts such as cultural heritage contexts (libraries, museums, and archives) requires proper management. Using metadata, especially during the production or before publication of the content objects, is an appropriate solution; because it provides the ability to identify, evaluate, select, explore, and manage content objects in various information storage and retrieval systems. Each library and information center needs a range of metadata standards to manage content objects and facilitate and expedite access to them. In most cases, a single standard cannot meet all needs or support all intended functions. In other words, not all elements of a metadata standard are applicable to a particular library or information center. The solution offered by the information and knowledge organization field, especially the metadata field, is an application profile to solve the problem of the non-applicability of a metadata standard and its set of elements in a particular library or information context.The Library, Museum, and Archive of the Holy Shrine of Hazrat Masoumeh (A.S.) have a collection of valuable ancient resources and objects, which its printed resources and written heritage have been organized, and their bibliographic information is available for viewing and use by clients through the Azarsa Software. A vast number of written and audiovisual documents, along with over 7,000 historical artifacts, have been registered and recorded in this center. The purpose of the current research was to design a metadata application profile for describing and organizing (processing) the content objects of the Library, Museum, and Archive of the Holy Shrine of Hazrat Masoumeh (A.S.).

Literature Review:

Application profiles emerged after criticisms were made about the Dublin Core Metadata Initiative (DCMI) for being simple and proposals to expand or complete it through other metadata standards (Tennis, 2015). Application profiles provide a mechanism to extract the elements required, appropriate to the characteristics of a database or information centers, link between these elements, and present them in the application profile form. Non-use of an application profile causes local needs not to be considered in the metadata schema, and this causes the database, digital library, or information centers to face many problems during the use phase (Najafzadeh, 2016).Application profiles consist of metadata elements from one or more standards that are implemented, combined, and optimized according to the local environment. Combining multiple standard metadata schemas to develop an application profile enables metadata to have a higher level of standardization, organization, and interoperability, and to be easily shared among many organizations (Nonthakarn & Wuwongse, 2015). Application profile consists of four main components: application, entities, entities’ properties, and property’s value (Gerontakos & Riesenberg, 2021, p14). From Taheri's point of view (2014, p154), the birth certificate of each metadata application profile element has 13 components. These components are: name of term, label, defined by, source definition, library definition, description, type of term, refinement(s), refined by, encoding scheme, obligation, data type, and occurrence. These components are generally mentioned in the table form.Libraries, archives, and museums have been important institutions that have facilitated access to all kinds of information in the form of diverse content objects and have led to the cultural and educational progress of the society. These institutions in the current information society need to describe and organize their content objects, and metadata tools are very helpful in this field. Therefore, some of the best places to design, use, and exploit application profiles are libraries and information centers.

The research method was practical in terms of the goal, which was carried out with an analysis approach. The research community was the employees of the organization department and managers of the Library, Museum and Archive of the Holy Shrine of Hazrat Masoumeh (A.S.) and elements, attributes and properties of the metadata standards of the cultural heritage context (library, archive and museum), which were selected by purposeful sampling method. The data collection method was structured observation and the tools were interviews, questionnaires, and checklists

The findings showed that in order to describe and organize (process) the content objects of the Library, Museum, and Archive of the Holy Shrine of Hazrat Masoumeh (A.S.), three separate metadata application profiles are needed for the library, museum, and archive. The metadata application profile designed for library, museum and archives content objects had 53, 83, and 27 main and sub-elements, respectively. Metadata Object Description Schema (MODS), UK Collection Management Standard (Spectrum), and International Standard Archival Description (ISAD) had the highest number in the metadata application profile in the contexts of library, museum, and archives, respectively.

The design of a metadata application profile will lead to the proper description and processing of content objects, more convergence of the cultural heritage context, as well as better management of metadata. This is done according to local context and needs, and it will increase the access points, retrieval, and interoperability with other information management systems and libraries

Methamphetamine is one of the stimulant drugs that leads to the occurrence of cognitive and behavioral dysfunctions. Among the disorders that occur after methamphetamine abuse are learning and memory disorders as well as social interactions and anxiety. On the other hand, the function of sex steroids in the development of brain regions involved in reproduction has been the subject of extensive research over the years. In this context, testosterone plays an important role in neuronal and glial organization in prenatal and postnatal periods. Recent studies showed the effect of sex hormones on the nervous system and highlight the brain as a main target tissue for androgens. On the other hand, studies have shown that testosterone has neuroprotective effects against cognitive and behavioral disorders. Clinical manifestations of testosterone-related brain changes include cognitive impairments such as reduced memory efficiency related to the frontal cortex, as well as reduced long-term memory related to the hippocampus and other temporal regions of the midbrain. Androgens, especially testosterone, play an important role in memory function whereby the decrease and absence of testosterone leads to cognitive impairment and also neurodegenerative conditions such as Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, and Huntington's disease. Therefore, in this study, the role of testosterone hormone in social memory, novel object recognition memory, as well as anxiety-like behavior and brain edema induced by a neurotoxic regimen of methamphetamine were investigated.

This study was conducted on 48 gonadectomized rats in 6 groups including control groups, methamphetamine (6mg/kg), solvent (sesame oil), methamphetamine + testosterone (0.25mg /kg), methamphetamine + testosterone (0.5 mg/kg) and methamphetamine + testosterone (1 mg/kg) were performed. At first, mice were anesthetized and gonadectomy surgery was performed. After 2 weeks of recovery, the evaluation of social memory was done using the three-chamber social interaction test, and anxiety-like behavior index using the open field test. Finally, the animals were killed and the brain tissue was evaluated for brain edema.

The findings of the study showed that social memory was significantly impaired in rats that received methamphetamine compared to the control group (P<0.001). On the other hand, results showed that there was a significant increase in anxiety-like behaviors as well as brain edema in rats that received methamphetamine (P<0.001). Statistical analysis also showed that the administration of testosterone hormone was able to improve cognitive functions and reduce anxiety-like behaviors and brain edema caused by methamphetamine (P<0.05).

Overall, the present study suggests that the male sex hormone testosterone can be effective in improving behavioral disorders and anxiety, as well as brain edema caused by the administration of methamphetamine. Further research is needed to investigate the cellular and molecular mechanisms of the effects of this hormone.

Over the past years, the issue of equal participation of disabled and marginalized people in economic, social, and civil life has been a top priority for many countries. With life expectancy increasing across the world, cities need to accommodate an aging and growing population. Developing inclusive urban environments that support residents with different abilities in all stages of life is essential. This approach aims to restore the self-esteem and independence of disabled people and to encourage the development and implementation of user-friendly, universal, and inclusive design. This study analyzed the factors that affect the creation of inclusive urban spaces. The main indicators and variables of creating such spaces were determined by reviewing the theoretical research literature and using the opinions of 20 urban geography experts. Using Interpretive-structural modeling, the relationships between the indicators and the degree of influence and dependence of each one were determined and analyzed. Based on the findings of the research, effective factors in the creation of inclusive urban spaces were presented on 7 levels and consisting of 37 components. The most influential factors include accessibility, simple and understandable use, comfort, and flexibility

Background & Aims :

One of the concerns of nurses and physicians is the adherence to treatment in patients with heart diseases. In Iran, there are no accurate statistics on the treatment adherence of patients with coronary artery stents, and the risk of cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) in these patients has not been investigated. Therefore, this study aims to determine the relationship between treatment adherence and the risk of CVDs in patients with coronary artery stents.

Materials & Methods:

 This descriptive cross-sectional study was conducted from June to August 2021 in Shahid Madani Hospital in Tabriz, Iran. Participants were 200 patients who underwent coronary angioplasty in the past year and had coronary artery stents. They were selected by a simple random sampling method. To collect data, a demographic form, the treatment adherence questionnaire, and the Framingham risk score (FRS) were used. The collected data were analyzed in SPSS software, version 22 using descriptive statistics, Pearson correlation test, t-test, and one-way analysis of variance.

Results :

The mean age of the patients was 61.6±10.62 years. Most of them were male (60.5%) and married (68%). The overall mean score of treatment adherence was 41.50±8.48, indicating moderate adherence. Patients had poor adherence in domains of dietary regimen and regular physical activity such that most of them used high-fat food (87%) and had the least amount of physical activity per week (92.4%), but they used prescribed medicines on time (70.3%). Based on the FRS, men were twice as likely to have CVDs as women. There was a significant association between treatment adherence and the risk of CVDs, such that the risk of CVDs in the next 10 years among patients decreased with increasing their adherence to treatment (r=-0.25, P<0.001).

Conclusion:

 Given that there is a significant relationship between treatment adherence and the risk of CVDs in patients with coronary artery stents, and considering that these patients have poor adherence to a low-fat diet and regular physical activity, it is recommended that nurses in their patient education programs emphasize adherence to having a low-fat diet and regular physical activity and identify the barriers to achieving it, so that, by increasing patients’ adherence to treatment, the risk of CVDs in the next 10 years can be reduced in these patients.

Public transportation plays a central role in people's daily commute, connecting them to work, education, and leisure environments. It's essential to consider the specific needs of each user group when planning and providing these services. To address this challenge, inclusive approach is necessary to ensure the creation of barrier-free transport environments that are compatible with all citizens, regardless of their abilities and limitations. This research used the documentary method to investigate global experiences regarding the transport barriers of disabled people. The study also conducted 60 semi-structured interviews with 20 elderly people, 20 disabled people, and 20 children and teenagers. The aim was to reflect the voices and experiences of these people as representatives of marginalized groups. Through analysis of research literature and conducted interviews, it has been found that addressing certain issues can greatly improve the inclusivity of public transportation.. The elderly group expressed the need for optimized transportation environments through better design features and improved access. Disabled individuals prioritized employee training and the physical design of transportation environments. Children placed importance on increasing flexibility and enhancing security and safety measures. Considering the growing trend of aging in the country and the growing awareness of the need for the participation of all citizens in the economic and social life of societies, adopting an all-inclusive approach in creating and providing transportation environments can make it an attractive alternative for disabled and vulnerable people

Public transportation is essential for daily commutes, connecting people to work, education, and leisure activities. There is a strong connection between transportation accessibility and social exclusion experienced by people with disabilities, as recent research has shown. This issue has gained the attention of both scientific communities and political decision-makers in recent years. Just because someone has a disability, it doesn't mean that they are not entitled to a fulfilling life. Disability is not only determined by personal characteristics but is also affected by environmental and situational factors. Consequently, travel impairment should be considered a product of human-environment interaction, and people with disabilities may face transportation problems due to a lack of necessary transportation functions. The transport system must be accessible to all, particularly vulnerable groups and those with mobility impairments, and should be promoted as a reliable alternative to private transportation. Unfortunately, due to physical limitations and societal environments that assume high mobility, people with disabilities may become isolated from economic and political affairs, opportunities, services, and social networks. 

The current research has used a mixed approach, combining both qualitative and quantitative data to investigate the characteristics of inclusive transportation spaces in Tehran. To determine the indicators for the qualitative part, document study and content analysis techniques were used, in addition to a survey. Face-to-face interviews and thematic analysis techniques were also employed to study the characteristics of the participating community. For the quantitative part, Shannon's entropy method was used. The research participants were elderly individuals (men and women over 65 years old), disabled individuals (men and women with physical and movement disabilities), and children and teenagers (boys and girls between 7 and 16 years old) who have experience using public transportation services in Tehran. A sample size of 20 people was considered for each study group (elderly, disabled, and children/teenagers), resulting in a total of 60 participants. 

Conducting documentary studies and content analysis of research literature showed that dealing with issues such as flexibility, comfort, reliability, physical design, access, security and personal safety, economic issues, staff training, and readability are important indicators that are considered getting them can turn public transportation environments into inclusive spaces. Then an attempt was made to identify the concerns and needs of these people in public transportation environments by conducting interviews with the group of elderly people, disabled people, and children and teenagers as representatives of vulnerable groups. Physical design, comfort, and security, and safety were the most important issues mentioned by participants from all three groups to improve transportation. Although there was some overlap between the ideas and concerns presented, the demands of each group were prioritized differently. For example, the elderly group sought to optimize transportation environments by addressing design features as well as improving access, while the group of disabled people first referred to staff training and secondly to the issue of physical design. Children also considered increasing flexibility and improving security and safety as one of their most important demands. Then, in order to determine the priorities of inclusive transportation planning, taking into account the opinions of participants from all three groups, the weight of the components from the interviews, with the Shannon entropy of the case Calculated. Considering that the basis of entropy is based on the fact that the greater the dispersion in the values of an index, the more important that index is, it was very appropriate for the current research that was trying to pay more attention to the special needs of each group. The results of entropy showed that the highest weight belongs to the training of employees, and secondly, economic issues require more attention. Other weights also belong to the flexibility index, readability, security and safety, physical design, access, and convenience, and finally, the least amount of weight was given to the reliability index. 

Considering the demographic changes and social developments such as the growing trend of population aging and the increasing awareness of the need for the participation of all citizens in the economic and social life of societies, adopting an all-inclusive approach in creating and providing transportation environments can be a suitable and appropriate response to promote Spatial justice in cities. This approach acknowledges that human abilities are not only diverse but also undergo changes along the way of life. This inclusive approach is a way of creating and providing environments that are inherently accessible not only to people without disabilities, but also to people with disabilities, the elderly, and many others, such as children, who are often left out by traditional design.

Granite rocks are widely used in many construction fields and investigate about preexistent or induced microcracks in them had been the subject of many researches. Since the rock thermal properties is affected by thermal properties of all constituent minerals of the rock, in the microscopic thin sections study, assembled effect of them is showed as microcrack creation. In this study, microcrack induction was performed in three coarse-grained granite samples using heat in the furnace and then shock with cold water. Microcracks in fresh and shocked samples at 250, 450, 650, and 850 Cᵒ was investigated using macroscopic core samples, thin sections, SEM images and crack density measurements in three spatial directions perpendicular on each other. Examination of microscopic sections showed that grain in the same size and variety of boundaries cause the microcrack network not to expand. Myrmikite texture accelerates the development of transgranular microcracks. Some minerals such as mica and amphibole have a specific effect on how cracks develop so they are the beginning or ending of microcracks. Examination of microscopic thin sections showed that different type of microcracks in different samples develop in a different way, which is also affected by the absolute age of the rock. Plagioclase has the least and orthoclase has the most number of microcracks. In 250 and 450 Cᵒ thermal shocks, development of microcracks is also affected by porosity.

The aim of this study was to understand the lived experiences of teachers of virtual education in primary school. This qualitative research was performed using phenomenological method. The method of data collection was the use of semi-structured interviews. For this purpose, data were collected by interviewing 20 teachers who had experience of involvement in e-learning and analyzed by Strabert and Carpenter (2003) method. The analysis of the interviews showed 3 main and 12 sub-themes including lack of familiarity of children with e-learning, ridicule of e-learning, lack of involvement of children in e-learning, lack of appropriate methods for e-learning, lack of appropriate resources. Appropriate software, lack of proper transfer of content, lack of objective content, lack of direct communication between teacher and student, incomplete involvement of parents in raising a child, taking on a large part of homework, depriving the student of the educational atmosphere of school.Appropriate software, lack of proper transfer of content, lack of objective content, lack of direct communication between teacher and student, incomplete involvement of parents in raising a child, taking on a large part of homework, depriving the student of the educational atmosphere of school.

 Reliance on the unwritten but applied rules in the tafsir books has long been a powerful tool in the hands of the Quran scholars to help them reach the original purpose behind the Divine verses. One of these tools is the authority of independent fragments. The present paper first gives an analysis of this rule, followed by citing relevant examples from the Quran tafsirs of al-Mizan and Nemouneh. The authors of both of these tafsirs believe in the independent meaningfulness. The authors of both of these tafsirs believe in the independent meaningfulness of certain Quranic fragments, irrespective of their contexts. An outstanding benefit of having an independent view of the Quranic verses is the age-free value of the Quran in that it belongs to, hence applicable to, the needs of all eras and time-periods. From this perspective, the Nemouneh Tafsir benefits much more from this rule, compared with al-Mizan which is a context-bound tafsir. Some of the benefits of the application of this rule in the Nemouneh Tafsir are expressions of the Islamic articles of faith and proving the most widely-used fiqh-oriented rules. The present research falls within the scope of basic-applied ones carried out with a view to comparative-descriptive content analysis.

The carbonate- siliciclastic sediments of the Mobarak Formation (Lower Carboniferous) at the Kahang area with 222 m thick, is composed of thick-bedded shale and thin-bedded limestone in the lower part, thin-medium- bedded limestone in the middle part, thick-bedded shale intercalated with limestone in the upper part of sequence and thick, massive conglomerate at the uppermost of the section. Based on petrography, geometry, macrofossil contents and trace fossil evidences (in the fieldwork observations), as well as microfossil and textural characteristics (in the laboratory studies), determination of 15 carbonate and one siliciclastic facies was possible. These facies are deposited in six facies zones include tidal flat, lagoon, shoal and patch reef in the inner ramp, middle ramp, ramp slope and deep ramp. The massive conglomerate facies is deposited in an upper shoreface- onshore setting. Templates facies as slope break related turbidite facies (crinoid packstone), intercalated within deep ramp facies (spiculite mudstone) display this carbonate-siliciclastic sequence is deposited in a carbonate platform of distally steepened ramp. The lateral changes in the facies and thickness of the sedimentary successions of the Mobarak Fm. display a generally deepening trend from south-south western to the N-NE of the Alborz Basin during deposition of the Mobarak Fm. in lower Carboniferous.

The context rule is one of the most widely used interpretive rules that plays an important role in Qurchr('39')anic research. Some commentators such as Allamah Tabatabai and Ayatollah Makarem Shirazi have used it to a great extent. This article, after explaining the concept of context, its validity and its conditions of realization, deals with its position, frequency and twelve functions in the interpretations of Al-Mizan and Namoonah. The results of this study show that this rule has been used 394 times in the interpretation of Namoonah and more than five times it has been used in the interpretation of Al-Mizan. This ratio is almost preserved in the function of explaining the meaning of the verses, which is also the most frequent function of context in both commentaries. The other functions of context that have taken place in both the commentaries are as: evaluating the opinions of the commentators, determining the meaning of the word, explaining the literary rules, evaluating the narrations, the history of the Qurchr('39')an, identifying the pronoun reference, recognizing the addressee, explaining the ambiguities, evaluating the readings and delimitation of the absolutes. The only application that, contrary to the course of other applications, has more abundance in the commentary of Namoonah, is the extraction of jurisprudential rulings, which clearly shows the ability, interest and purpose of the interpreter on his use of the rule of context.

Population ageing has turned its health impact into a critical problem. Iran will soon encounter such a crisis, but the capacity of social networks can be helpful in controlling this crisis. The present study was conducted to analyze the relationship of the social networks of the aged with health impact from the health and health services Utilization points of view.

In a survey-based manner, a total of 356 individuals were selected from a statistical population of 4777 subjects(≥60 in Bijar city, 2019) using multi-stage cluster sampling and interviewed using the GHQ-28, SNI and made-researcher scale of health services Utilization, questionnaires based on self-relate and home-visit manners. The data were analyzed using SPSS-18 with Pearson, T-test and MANOVA tests.

The average age of the participants is 70 of whom 40.2% are male, 59.8% are female, 64.9% have spouse and 35.1% do not have spouse. The analysis reveals that the weak network with public, physical, psychological. Social and strong network with public, physical and social health have direct correlation (P<0.05). Network size and group membership with public, social, physical and psychological health, intimacy with public, psychological and social health, contact frequency with public, social, psychological and physical health, proximity with public, physical and psychological health have direct correlation(P<0.05). social network and strong network with secondary health services consumption, group membership with health services and primary services consumption, intimacy with secondary services, contact frequency with health services and secondary services have converse correlation(P<0.05). MANOVA confirms the main effects by investigating the effects of levels, indices and network resources(P<0.05).

Social networks, even weak ones, are good predictors of the increase of health and the decrease of service Utilization. Social policy making for expanding natural networks through the promotion of contacts with children and relatives and expanding artificial networks is suggested.

"The right to the city", the notion that Lefebvre introduced, has known as birth of a global social movement which seeks to reveal the legitimacy of all residents to city, beyond the class, racial and gender differences in fair access to the city. Sidewalks (Pedestrians), regardless of the role of the passageway, are recognized as one of the most important areas of social life, so that there is an undeniable necessity to facilitate equal access to all citizens in the context of this intellectual framework. Therefore, the present study seeks to identify obstacles to the right of women to these spaces and the quality of their presence in such spaces. The research method was descriptive-analytic and survey. Based on random sampling, 320 women in the study area formed the sample size. The results indicate that fear of violence and crime plays the main role in preventing the women's right to presence in the city's walkways and turns these spaces into a gendered environment, so that participating women restricts own voluntary activities in these spaces especially the activities that needs to halting and pausing in space.

Learning difficulty in mathematics is one of the most common problems in students. The purpose of this study was to investigate the effect of maternal stress management skills training on improvement of problem-solving skills in students with dyscalculia.

A quasi-experimental study with pre-test post-test control group design was carried out in 30 elementary level school girls (grades 3 and 4) with disabilities in learning mathematics in Qaemshahr, north of Iran. Schools and classes were selected using cluster sampling. The students were selected based on interviews and were randomly assigned into control group or experimental group (n=15 per group). Data were collected using DSM-IV-TR diagnostic checklist, the KeyMath Diagnostic Assessment, the Ravenchr('39')s Progressive Matrices, and General Health Questionnaire-28 (GHQ-28). Both groups received metacognitive training on problem-solving (14 sessions/ 5 weeks). Meanwhile, mothers of students in experimental group attended a training course on stress management (8 sessions/ 4 weeks). Data analysis was done in SPSS V19 applying univariate analysis of variance and P values of less than 0.01 were regarded as astatisctically significant.

Students in both groups showed improvements in problem-solving skills but in experimental group whose mothers received stress management skills training, the students were found with significant improvements compared to the control group (P<0.001).

According to current study, maternal stress management training has considerable effects on improving problem-solving skills in students.

Among the curricula used for teaching and training in rural and deprived areas is the use of multi-grade classes. The conditions in these areas force the educational system to form multi-grade classes. The effectiveness of education in multi-grade classes is made possible by the interactions between students and teachers. The main purpose of this research was to identify and examine the famous components of the curriculum of multi-grade classes based on global experiences and assumptions.

The current analytical/descriptive research method was a mixed exploratory type that was carried out quantitatively and qualitatively. The statistical population in two sections included specialists in the field of elementary education and university professors in the field of curriculum and educational management and all specialists related to multi-level classes, from the population of specialists, 20 people were selected based on criteria as a sample in a targeted manner as a statistical sample. became Quantitative and qualitative methods were used to analyze the research questions. In order to identify the famous features of the curriculum of multi-grade classes based on global experiences and assumptions, the interview method with multi-grade university professors was used.

The findings showed that the themes extracted from the interviews with professors and curriculum planning experts included 5 main themes and 41 sub-themes.

These findings can be used for multi-level planning of students' curriculum content based on global experiences and assumptions.

Nowadays mobility and commuting in the city is an integral part of everyday life of citizens, the fear of endangering personal safety in transportation environment has become a daily experience of many people especially female citizens. Fear of crime is a complicated, intangible and multi-layered phenomenon that its existence and continuity in people’s experiences can lead to spatial deprivation and consequently, widespread social exclusion for vulnerable groups especially women in accessing and facilities and offered opportunities by the city. Accordingly, the present study seeks to understand the various patterns of women’s mobility result from such patterns at the time of mobility in district 6 of Tehran. Method of this paper is quantitative and is based on random sampling of 320 people from women resident in the study area constitute the sample size. The results show that 95% of respondents feel afraid when they go to the darkness that their fears are more than average in 52% of them, and among single young women it was more than other groups. most fears in mobility patterns belong to pedestrian’s mobility compared to riding and motoring , public transportation compared to private options, independent mobility compared to all sorts of trips and going back to destination is pre-unknown.

Nursing is a non-stop job 24 hours a day, because patient caring is a full time task. The purpose of this study was to compare work-family conflict and burnout in nurses with and without rotating shifts. Material and Methods: This was a causal-comparative study. The population of this study consisted of nurses in Tabriz hospitals in 2017 and the sample size for this study included 160 individuals selected randomly based on multi-stage cluster for each group. To collect data, Terez Work-Family Conflict Questionnaire (2010) and Maslach (1988) job burnout were applied. Data were analyzed by SPSS 21 using multivariate analysis of variance. The results showed that nurses with constant work shift reported less work-family conflict, family-work conflict, emotional exhaustion, depersonalization, personal failure and burnout than nurses with rotating shift work, and these differences were significant at P<0.01 level. The results of this study showed that rotating nursing system causes problems in the family and nursing performance. This could have significant impact in policy-making for nursers’ health.

In this research relationships between petrological properties and physical and mechanical characteristics have been investigated in three different granitoid rocks' texture. According to field investigations granitoid with coarse, medium and fine texture from three regions respectively Golpaigan (Hasn Robat), Aligudarz (Pir Tak) and Borujerd (Tavan Dasht) were selected and sampled. Laboratory studies on these samples and their thin sections determined mineralogical and petrological composition. According to standard testes some of the physical properties such as porosity and density, and some of the mechanical properties such as point load strength and uniaxial compressive strength were calculated. Then relationship between physical and mechanical properties with petrological characterizes have been studied. This research showed that in these granitoid rocks the effect of the texture type on physical and mechanical properties is greater than mineralogical composition. Also findings showed that the investigation on petrological properties as primary index for evaluation of physical and mechanical properties of granitoid rocks could be done in further studies.