Not a Pedicularis, it is one of the many forms of Scutellaria orientalis (Lamiaceae), a lovely plant and easy to grow in a garden setting.

Most probably it is Pedicularis sibthropii Boiss. of family Orobanchaceae 

Dear Hamed

the attached photograph is of Pedicularis species of the family Orobanchaceae.

Sunit Mitra

Hamed:

It is Pedicularis sp., but needs to be matched with P. sibthropii, which is also reported from Iran but does not figure in the list of species mentioned by you.

Best

Syed

Seems Scutellaria orientalis L. (Lamiaceae).

It is Pedicularis sp. belongs to the family Orobanchaceae

See here:

http://www.alpinegardensociety.net/competitions/online-show/2010/any+rock+plant+in+flower/778/

Scutellaria

Thanks you all for reply.

• I think the José Luis Fernández-Alonso  ansewr be correct. seems Scutellaria orientalis L. (Lamiaceae).

Not a Pedicularis, it is one of the many forms of Scutellaria orientalis (Lamiaceae), a lovely plant and easy to grow in a garden setting.

I was wrong, it is scutellaria, 

Scutellaria sp.