Anthropologist David Graeber’s book on history of debt published in Persian

TEHRAN – “Debt: The First 5,000 Years” by American anthropologist David Graeber has been published in Persian by Cheshmeh.

An interview with Azam Posht Mashhadi

Authors Should Be Alert

Azam Posht Mashhadi Muhammadi is one of the authors of the Holy Defense and was born in 1981. So far, she has written 23 books, including "People Do not Die in My Frame" and "Windbreakers Are Waiting".

An interview with Shirin Zarepour

A Story of a Martyr's Love

"Endless Desire" is a book about Mahdi Hosseini, the defender of the shrine, and Zahra Soleimanizadeh's memories of his martyred husband.

An interview with Maryam Erfanian

“Bright Blue Days” author: Writing about martyrs is a duty

The book “Bright Blue Days” is the 27th book of the twenty-seventh series written by Maryam Erfanian, which is about martyr Mahdi Lajevardi, one of the commanders of the 27th Mohammad Rasulullah Division.

An interview with Javad Kalateh

The Realities of a Martyr's Life

The book “The Strange Story of a Birthday Party” is about the martyr Mahdi Sameni Rad, one of the defenders of the shrine in Syria, and it’s written by Javad Kalateh.

An interview with Narges Ashuri

The Way to Save Humanity and Be Free

The book “You Will Remember Me” is the story of martyr Saeid Ashuri, narrated by his sister, from the era of the holy defense.

A review session for the book “The Bride of Yemen”

The Impact of The Islamic Revolution out of the Borders of Iran

A review session was held for the book “The Bride of Yemen” which is written by Zeinab Pashapur. This book is the story of the life of Fatemeh Momeni, whose life path led her to the uprising of the Yemeni people and their struggle against the aggression of Saudi Arabia and its allies.

An interview with Mahbubeh Moazzemi

The Emergence of Faith in Action

The book "Sunset of Palmyra" is the life story of martyr Ali Asghar Shirdel who was one the defenders of the shrine in Syria. 

An interview with Mehrdad Sedghi

Damages to Satire Works

Mehrdad Sedghi is one of the greatest satirical writers in our country. He owes his fame to his book, Cardamom Candy, with all the nostalgic elements he used in it. He was born in Bojnurd City in 1977, and he’s currently a Ph.D. student. 

An interview with Zeinab Erfanian

The role of a strong love in the narration of a story

The book “Messenger of Multan” is a bout oppression and deprivation of Shiites outside of Iran. This book narrates martyr Muhammad Ali Rahimi’s life, who was in charge of the Culture House of the Islamic Republic of Iran located in New Delhi for seven years. He was also Iran's cultural adviser in Pakistan when was killed by the Janghovi group there.

An interview with Razieh Tojjar

The Feminine Soul is More Related to this World

Razieh Tojjar is one of the best authors of our country. She has written many great books such as “The Glass Woman”, “The Journey to the Roots”, “Flame and Night” and “My Star”.

Unveiling ceremony of the book “Blood Being Passed”

The Figure Who Narrates the History of Kashan

The unveiling ceremony of the book "Blood Being Passed" was held with the presence of the theorist and historian, Yaghub Tavakoli; The author of literature, Ali Asghar Ezatipak, and the family of the late Mohammad Rasulzadeh.

A review of “Memory Writing in the Local Context of the Sacred Defense”

A successful example of a great teamwork

As IBNA reported, in the presence of general Abbas Bayrami, and Writers and publishing activists such as Ali Asghar Jafari, Muhammadreza Sangari, Mohsen Shahrezaei and Masumeh Ramhormozi, a review session was held for the book “Memory Writing in the Local Context of the Sacred Defense”.

A review session for the book “A Prison in a Prison”

The story of being unjustly imprisoned

On the last days close to the Nowruz holidays, the review session for the book “A Prison in a Prison” was held with the presence of the book’s author, Hamidreza Molazeinol, and the well-known critic, Golestan Jafarian.

A review of the book “Unfinished Dreams”

The story of an Iraqi woman and a portion of her nation's history

According to IBNA, the most recent publication by Elaheh Akherati, "Unfinished Dreams," tells the story of Atyaf Zubeidi, the martyr Muhammad Shaybani's wife. This book covers not just Atyaf Zubeidi's life but also a portion of the history of the Iraqi people.

An interview with Javad Kamvar

The dedication of a successful doctor to his country

According to Islamic Revolution Document Center, Dr. Davaei has provided many services in the field of treatment to his country, along with his extraordinary efforts in the period of the holy defense.

An interview with Muhammad Rasul Mollahasani

Eighty moral points in the book "I Got Your Back"

According to IBNA, in 12 chapters, the book "I Got Your Back" by Muhammad Rasul Mollahasani, tells the life story of martyr Morteza Abdullahi, the defender of the shrine.

The unveiling ceremony for “The Water is for the Fish”

‘Our first duty is jihad for hearts’

As IBNA reported, the unveiling ceremony of the book "The Water is for the Fish" was held in Imam Hassan Mojtabi Mosque, in Tehran.

An interview with Mohammad Mahdi Hemmati

“Mr. Saeid” recounts IRGC figure’s struggles against separatists in western Iran 

As Mehr news agency reported, the book “Mr. Saeid” is about Seyyed Muhammad Saeid Jafari which was written and edited by Muhammad Mahdi Hemmati, and includes various narratives of the martyr's life and incidents.

An interview with Maryam Abbasi 

Martyr whose body was never retrieved from Majnoon Island

The book "The Lost of Majnoon," written by Maryam Jafari Abbasi and published in 560 pages, contains accounts of the life and bravery of Muhammad Reza Karvar, a martyr who served as one of the 27th Mohammed Rasulullah Division's commanders.

A review session for “Read Sadi's Poetry for the Rebars”

Different narratives of women authors from Chadormalu Mine in Yazd

According to IBNA, the book “Read Sadi's Poetry for the Rebars”, is a different story of women writer from Chadormalu mine in Yazd. This book was written by Sara Erfani, Faezeh Ghaffar Hadadi, Zeinab Erfanian and Fatemeh Soleimani, which was recently unveiled.

The review session of the book "I’m a Mother Too"

“I’m a Mother Too”: duty of mothers of martyrs

As IBNA reported, the book "I’m a Mother Too" review session was held in the Jarfa Studing Center, with the critic and writer of the book, Somayeh Azimi, and the educational researcher and philosopher, Marzieh Heidari.

An interview with Hussein Ghorbanzadeh

“Original Fingerprints”, inner struggle in teenagers

As reported by the Ibna news agency, Hussein Ghorbanzadeh wrote "Original Fingerprints" for teenagers.

An interview with Maliheh Nikbakht

“The Tall One”, intelligent, handsome martyr

The book "The Tall One" is a collection of stories about martyr Abbas Ali Khamri, compiled by Maliheh Nikbakht and published by Soore Mehr.

“In Search for Moonlight”, restless character behind endless calmness

"In Search for Moonlight", written by Hossein Qaraei, features the story of Hamid Hesam and was unveiled at the art bureau in the presence of some great writers.

An interview with Hamid Davoudabadi

“The Secret of Ahmad”: 25 years of research on Ahmad Motevasselian

Every year, a lot of news is published on the 13th and 14th of June about Ahmad Motevasselian. As compared to previous years, this year's news stories were about their definitive martyrdom, but where are their bodies?

An interview with Fateme Elyasi

The Third Tunnel

The book “The Third Tunnel” written by Fateme Elyasi, is a teenage novel with the theme of character maturity and full of anecdotes, and the author tries to deal with the distortion of Pahlavi's history and show how this regime tried to discredit the fighting forces of the revolution.

An interview with Nafise Zarei

A Khaki Wrestling Singlet

Nafiseh Zarei is a media activist who began writing seriously with short tales and poems around ten years ago.

Unveiling “Chamrush”

The unveiling ceremony of the book "Chamrush" was held at Eshraq Cultural Center. This book is about Kamal Shirkhani who was a pilot and a defender of the shrine, and it’s written by Shahla Panahi.

An interview with Mahbube Hajiannejad

Yamaha

Mahbube Hajiannejad was born in 1984 in Damghan city. She studied English language translation and is now engaged in both writing and translating.