It is almost impossible to confirm or reject something on base of your photographs. 

Nicrophorus sp. 

Pseudolucanus sp.

possible Ocypus sp.

Gen. sp.

Sisyphus schaefferi ssp.

but surely not Carabus sp. but Harpalini Gen. sp. , Pterostichini Gen. and Harpalini Gen.sp. again

Dorcus sp.

Carabus sp.

The challenge here is that most diagnostic structures are not visible in your photographs. If you want to know for sure, close-ups will be neccessary.

N. cf. vespillo, Pseudolucanus sp., Ocypus sp. related with olens, Staphylinini sp. (near Platydracus?), Sisyphus sp., Harpalus (Pseudophonus) sp., Pterostichus sp., Harpalus sp., Dorcus sp., Carabus sp.

Best wishes

Dear Mansour the quality of the photos is poor, but in the case of Sisyphus you are right in the id.

006 (2nd Staphylinidae) is probably Platydracus (certainly subtribe Staphylinina)

002 I agree with Dmitry Telnov may be Ocypus, again certainly Staphylinina

I agree with the suggestions of Dmitry, Margaret and Jens. It is really interesting to see material from Iran!

On a more widely interest, even if a first opinion could be given here in Research Gate. Should it not be possible (and more useful) to put future requests of identification on a forum dedicaced to the coleoptera? About the Diptera it exist http://www.diptera.info/news.phps which is very useful and have a great community. This help also to have a focal point where to put all photos and then in final to have a growing site with a lot of information.

Of course for some "small" groups, this kind of forum doesn't exist. But I think that for Coleoptera you could find the place of your dream. Or may be creating one ?  :-)

http://www.diptera.info/news.phps

Dear Yves, that is a very good idea and there are a lot of Facebook groups that are only dedicated to identified Coleoptera material with the collaboration of a lot of experts in each family and subfamily around the world. You can check this two examples:

1. Friends of Coleoptera at the National History Museum - https://www.facebook.com/groups/38603112572/

2. Coleoptera World - https://www.facebook.com/groups/152426218160240/

Cheers,

J.

10. code number 019: Carabus morbillosus

Dear Yasmina

Thanks for identification

Best wishes, M.Salehi

I agrre with Dmitry Telnov

I am sure, that first one is not Nicrophorus vespillo.

Number 6 could be an Ophonus sp.

Number 7 is a Pterostichinae.

Number 8 could be another Ophonus sp.

Number 10 belongs to Carabus genus.

Thats all I can by the photos. Hope to help you. Best regards

My identifications of your beetles, only up to family, subfamily or genus level:

N. 1: Silphidae, gen. Nicroporus (= Necrophorus);

N. 2: Lucanidae;

N. 3: Staphylinidae (cfr gen. Ocypus?);

N. 4: Staphylinidae;

N. 5: Scarabaeidae (cfr gen. Sisyphus);

N. 6: Carabidae Harpalinae;

N. 7: Carabidae Pterostichinae;

N. 8: Carabidae Harpalinae;

N. 9: Lucanidae (cfr gen. Dorcus, male and female);

N. 10: Carabidae Carabinae (cfr. gen. Carabus sensu lato).

Suggestion: as in other your question of some time ago, you tend to identify as 'Carabus' also carabids belonging to other common genera (and subfamilies) of the same family. It is not too difficult to get used to the 'elegant' shape and to the dimensions of the 'true' Carabus and of these other subfamilies and genera of the very large and diverse family Carabidae.

Regards,

Rinaldo Nicoli 

Hello,

Number 6 and 8 could be the widespread Pseudoophonus rufipes, known in northern Iran

https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Hadi_Ostovan2/publication/267774650_Ground_beetles_%28Coleoptera_Carabidae%29_from_rice_fields_and_surrounding_grasslands_of_Northern_Iran/links/5460f1d60cf2c1a63bff783e.pdf

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