How was family life in Persia alike for both rich and poor?

In Persia, family life for both rich and poor often revolved around strong familial ties and communal values, emphasizing the importance of family honor and support. Regardless of wealth, families typically lived under the same roof, with extended family members often residing together, fostering close relationships. However, economic disparities impacted daily experiences; while wealthy families could afford luxuries and education, poorer families focused on subsistence and survival. Despite these differences, the core values of loyalty, respect, and togetherness remained central to family life across social classes.