Regular expression for Iranian mobile phone numbers?

How can I validate mobile numbers with a regular expression? Iran Mobile phones have numeral system like this:

091- --- ----
093[1-9] --- ----

Some examples for prefixes:

0913894----
0937405----
0935673---- 
0912112----

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Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telephone_numbers_in_Iran

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Best Regular Expression for Detect Iranian Mobile Phone Numbers

I'm sure its best regular expression for detect iranian mobile number.

(0|\+98)?([ ]|-|[()]){0,2}9[1|2|3|4]([ ]|-|[()]){0,2}(?:[0-9]([ ]|-|[()]){0,2}){8}

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use in javascript

var
mobileReg = /(0|\+98)?([ ]|-|[()]){0,2}9[1|2|3|4]([ ]|-|[()]){0,2}(?:[0-9]([ ]|-|[()]){0,2}){8}/ig,
junkReg = /[^\d]/ig,
persinNum = [/۰/gi,/۱/gi,/۲/gi,/۳/gi,/۴/gi,/۵/gi,/۶/gi,/۷/gi,/۸/gi,/۹/gi],
num2en = function (str){
  for(var i=0;i<10;i++){
    str=str.replace(persinNum[i],i);
  }
  return str;
},
getMobiles = function(str){
  var mobiles = num2en(str+'').match(mobileReg) || [];
  mobiles.forEach(function(value,index,arr){
    arr[index]=value.replace(junkReg,'');
    arr[index][0]==='0' || (arr[index]='0'+arr[index]);
  });
  return mobiles;
};

// test
console.log(getMobiles("jafang 0 91 2 (123) 45-67 jafang or +۹۸ (۹۱۵) ۸۰ ۸۰ ۸۸۸"));

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support all option like these

912 123 4567
912 1234 567
912-123-4567
912 (123) 4567
9 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
9 -1 (2 12))3 45-6 7
and all with +98 or 0
+989121234567
09121234567
9121234567

or even persian numbers

+۹۸ (۹۱۵) ۸۰ ۸۰ ۸۸۸

and only detect true iranian operator numbers 091x 092x 093x 094x

for more info : https://gist.github.com/AliMD/6439187

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Simplicity is the beautify of life . Try this one :

^09[0|1|2|3][0-9]{8}$
//091 for Hamrahe-Aval Operator
//092 for Rightel Operator
//093 | 090 for Irancel Oprator 

Here is an Extension method in c# which I use regularly in my project :

public static bool IsValidMobileNumber(this string input)
{
    const string pattern = @"^09[0|1|2|3][0-9]{8}$";
    Regex reg = new Regex(pattern);
    return reg.IsMatch(input);
}

Using like this :

If(!txtMobileNumber.Text.IsValidMobileNumber())
{
  throw new Exception("Mobile number is not in valid format !");
}

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According to the wiki page http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telephone_numbers_in_Iran#Mobile_phones, the matches are:

091x-xxx-xxxx
0931-xxx-xxxx
0932-xxx-xxxx
0933-xxx-xxxx
0934-xxx-xxxx
0935-xxx-xxxx
0936-xxx-xxxx
0937-xxx-xxxx
0938-xxx-xxxx
0939-xxx-xxxx

which looks like

(the specific sequence 09) (1 followed by 0-9 OR 3 followed by 1-9) (7 digits) 

Assuming you dont care about the dashes for now, this translates to

09 (1 [0-9] | 3 [1-9]) [0-9]{7} <-- spaces added for emphasis
09(1[0-9]|3[1-9])[0-9]{7} <-- actual regex

(the (..|..) does OR, the [0-9]{7} says match exactly 7 digits, ...)

If you want dashes in the specified location:

09(1[0-9]|3[1-9])-?[0-9]{3}-?[0-9]{4}

should match

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How about this one ?

^(\+98?)?{?(0?9[0-9]{9,9}}?)$

working for:

09036565656

09151331685

09337829090

09136565655

09125151515

+989151671625

+9809152251148

check out the results here

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^(\+98|0)?9\d{9}$

Will match with numbers like +989123456789 and

^[0][9][0-9][0-9]{8,8}$

match with numbers like 09123456789

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^09\d{2}\s*?\d{3}\s*?\d{4}$

This will also allow spaces between numbers (if they are 4-3-4).

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First of all lets write the reg ex for the numbers

^09\d{9}$ which means it must start with 09 and followed by 9 digits

or instead of \d you can use ^09[0-9]{9}$ after that

Regex objNotNaturalPattern=new Regex("[^09[0-9]{9}]");

objNotNaturalPattern.IsMatch(yourPhoneNumber);

Hope this helps.

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in javascript you can use this code

let username = 09407422054
let checkMobile = username.match(/^0?9[0-9]{9}$/)

it will return

["9407422054", index: 0, input: "9407422054", groups: undefined]

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the best regex pattern

(+?98|098|0|0098)?(9\d{9})

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\A09\d{9} should do it for you

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To support the 0903---- Irancell mobile numbers, use:

^(0|\+98)?([ ]|,|-|[()]){0,2}9[0|1|2|3|4]([ ]|,|-|[()]){0,3}(?:[0-9]([ ]|,|-|[()]){0,2}){8}$

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I used this for Iran Mobile and worked for Irancell , rightell and MCI 0935-0939 ,0912,0901,0910,0902,0903,...

 public static MobilePattern: string = '09[0-9]{9}$';

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Regex:

/^(\{?(09)([1-3]){2}-([0-9]){7,7}\}?)$/

Matches:

- 0913-1234567
- 0933-1234567

Doesn't match:

- 0944-1234567
- 0955-1234567

If you don't want the '-', simply remove it from the regex

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string sPattern = "^09[-.\\s]?\\d{2}[-.\\s]?\\d{3}[-.\\s]?\\d{4}$";

if (System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex.IsMatch(stringToMatch, sPattern)){
   System.Console.WriteLine("Phone Number is valid");
} else {
   System.Console.WriteLine("Phone Number is invalid");
}

The expression above will match any number starting with 09 followed by a space, dot, or dash if present, then 2 digits, etc

ex: 09001234567 or 09 11 123 4567 or 09-01-123-4567 or 09.01.123.4567 or 0900.000.0000 or 0900-000-0000 or 0900.000-0000 etc

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^09(1\d|3[1-9])-\d{3}-\d{4}$

is the regular expression that you need:

Starting with the beginning of the string (so no other digits sneak in)

09 is constant

1 can be combined with any subsequent digit, 3 cannot be combined with 0

-, and 3 digits

-, and 4 digits

End of string (again, so no other digits sneak in)

... but don't take my word for it, run it (I would recommend adding more test numbers):

        List<string> possible = new List<string> { "091-555-8888", 
"0915-888-4444", 
"0930-885-8844", 
"0955-888-8842" };

        string regex = @"09(1\d|3[1-9])-\d{3}-\d{4}$";

        foreach (string number in possible)
        {
            Console.WriteLine("{0} is{1} an Iranian number", number, Regex.IsMatch(number, regex) ? "" : " not");
        }

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It's Simple. Iran TCI Phone in Any Format

Supports These Formats

+98217777777

98217777777

098217777777

0098217777777

217777777

0217777777

function IsIranPhone(phone) {
    if (phone == null || phone ==undifined) {
        return false;
    }
    return new RegExp("^((|0|98|098|0098|\\+98)[1-8][1-9][2-9][0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9])$").test(phone);
}

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Using this code in C#

  public bool IsMobileValid(string mobile)
    {
        if (string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(mobile))
            return false;
        if (Regex.IsMatch(mobile, @"(0|\+98)?([ ]|-|[()]){0,2}9[1|2|3|4]([ ]|-|[()]) 
             {0,2}(?:[0-9]([ ]|-|[()]){0,2}){8}"))
            return true;
        return false;
    }

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//check phone number
function check_phone(number) {
    var regex = new RegExp('^(\\+98|0)?9\\d{9}$');
    var result = regex.test(number);

    return result;
}

$('#PhoneInputId').focusout(function () {
    var number = $('#crt-phone').val();
    if (!check_phone(number)) {
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    } else {
       your massage...
    }
});

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