Iran hanged two men on Thursday who had been detained during post-election protests and convicted of being Mohareb (enemies of God) and members of a monarchist group and the outlawed rebel People's Mujahedeen, the ISNA news agency reported. 'Mohammad Reza Ali Zamani and Arash Rahmani Pour whose cases were confirmed by a Tehran appeal court were hanged on Thursday morning,' the news agency said quoting a statement from the Tehran prosecutor's office. They were also convicted of plotting to topple the Islamic regime, it added. 