“Ancient Iran: The Definitive Visual History” unveiled at National Museum

TEHRAN – On Sunday, the National Museum of Iran hosted the unveiling of a captivating new book titled “Ancient Iran: The Definitive Visual History”.

Seasoned archaeologist releases ‘Archaeology of Southeast Iran’

TEHRAN – The esteemed Iranian archaeologist, Seyyed Mansour Seyyed Sajjadi, has recently published a comprehensive book titled “Archaeology of Southeast Iran”.

Book featuring Egypt under Achaemenids gets Persian translation

The Seven Caves translated into Persian

TEHRAN – The Seven Caves: Archaeological Explorations in the Middle East, which includes archaeological views on caves in Iran and other West Asian countries, has been translated into Persian.

100 Ecotourism Trails of Iran gets English translation

TEHRAN – An English version of the book “100 Ecotourism Trails of Iran” has been published for lovers of the natural heritage of the country.

Iranian bookstores host ‘The Death of Meyerhold

TEHRAN – A Persian translation of Mark Jackson’s “The Death of Meyerhold” has recently appeared in Iranian bookstores.

Books on Ahmad Motevaselian, companions published on their abduction anniversary 

TEHRAN – For the anniversary of their abduction in Lebanon in 1982, two books recounting the lives and careers of Iranian IRGC commander Ahmad Motevaselian and his companions have been recently published. 

Christopher Kul-Want’s studies on aesthetics published in Persian

TEHRAN – A Persian translation of art philosopher Christopher Kul-Want’s book “Introducing Aesthetics” has been published by Saless.

Book on Gen. Soleimani’s role in dismantling ISIS published in Malaysia

TEHRAN – A book illustrating General Qassem Soleimani’s key role in demolishing the ISIS terrorist group has been published in Malay in Malaysia.

Book-loving children

Children are searching for books at the 34th Tehran International Book Fair, May 18, 2023. 

An interview with Gol Ali Babaei

Elucidating the Events of the Imposed War

“The American Dream" is the latest work of author and researcher in the field of holy defense documentary literature, Gol Ali Babaei.

Book launch celebration for "The Only Rider of the Zeyd Desert"

The Memories of Martyrs’ Bravery Prove That Shahnameh Is Not a Lie

The unveiling ceremony of the book "The Only Rider of the Zeyd Desert" was held on Monday evening. This book, by Golali Babaei, is the life story of Esmaeil Ghahremani, who was the deputy of the 27th Mohammad Rasulullah Division of Tehran. 

An interview with Faeghe Mirsamadi

Showing the Truth Completely Is Not a Beautiful Thing at All

The book "Snakes and Ladders" is an interesting narrative about the security system and the life story of Medina, the administrator of the ISIS channel in Iran.

An interview with Asghar Abkhezr

A Lover Writer

Asghar Abkhezri, who was born in 1976, is a fictional author who focuses on the holy defense subject and he was also a fighter on the front lines of the struggle between good and evil.

An interview with Hamideh Ashournia

Ordinary People Who Made the Right Decisions 

The book "This Was Not a Coming" is about martyr Alireza Khulus Dehghanpour, who was one of the commanders of Quds Battalion of Gilan.

An interview with Leila Khujasteh

As Time Goes On, the History of the Conflict Is Being Forgotten

A review session for the book “Hemmat Five, Copy That”

The Method of Framing Reality

According to IBNA, the review session of the book "Hemmat Five, Copy That" from the collection of Baath 27 publications was held in the presence of the author Samira Khatibzadeh.

An interview with Fateme Vafaeizadeh

The Important Message of This Book Is to Use Every Moment of Life!

“The Father's Hadis” is the twenty-eighth book of “The Twenty-Seventh” book series, which includes the documentary narration of the life of martyr Ali Turanlu.

"Drunk and Stoned": A True Account of Captivity

As IRNA reported, the Islamic Revolution Publishers Association, and Iran Book Agency worked together to hold the 15th session of "The Taste of the Book," which focused on a review of the Hujatullah Irvani's novel "Drunk and Stoned".

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.