Inhabitants Satisfaction Measures of historical context in Hamedan A case study: the historical context of Haji

The role of historical context in the representation of national culture and history, and the fact that preserving this heritage is necessary to introduce it to the world, reveals that creating satisfaction is looking for the residents of these areas to prevent escape and to protect the life of the city, as one of the best ways to preserve the precious heritage. This research studied the Hamadan Haji neighborhood and identified the factors influencing the rate of satisfaction in this area based on Maslow's hierarchy of needs. since the satisfaction of the residents in a special place is only to identify and describe existing conditions, the present research classifies itself as descriptive research. Research will describe and predict the criterion variables (satisfaction of residents) from several variables (such as physical factors, social, etc.). A questionnaire with a sample size of 120 was used to collect data. The data was analyzed using spss version 15. The statistical methods used were one sample ttest, Kolmogorof - Smirnorf test and Friedman. The results showed a low level of satisfaction. Residents were fairly satisfied only with two criteria from the seven criteria of Maslow's hierarchy, "the need for love and belonging" and "Self-actualization". Therefore, the most satisfaction measures such as physiological needs, security needs, awareness and aesthetic needs of the neighborhood were observed low. Reliability and validity of the questionnaire was tested by factor analysis and Cranach's alpha.