An interview with the author of the book "The Ambassador's Memories,"

A story about hijab in France

The book "The Ambassador's Memories," written by Nilufar Shadmehri and published by Soore Mehr, is about the author, who is currently a university professor.

A review of the book “By Those Angels Lined Up in Rows”

A story based on a terrorist attack in civilized Europe

Although you may not be as familiar with the name "Anders Bering Berwick" as you are with "Osama bin Laden," "Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi," or "Abd al-Malik Rigi," it is interesting to know that he was in charge of two significant terrorist operations in Norway.

Salvation at the Dawn of Mab'ath 

"The Motherhood Story," a special program, was held with a focus on the book "Salvation at the Dawn of Mab'ath."

An interview with the author of the book “Asghar’s Sermon”

Ashura and its value in our beliefs

"Asghar's Sermon" is the title of a new book by Ali Muhammad Moadab, published by Soore Mehr. This book is a compilation of Masnavi poems about the Karbala tragedy and Hazrat Ali al-Asghar (AS).

A review of three new books published by Soore Mehr

The months of Muharram and Safar within the context of interesting stories

This time, words and stories have turned into a reason for discussing a tragic and powerful historical event about which there is still much to be said.

Croatian adventurer Ivan Dogic’s book on Iranian children published

TEHRAN – Croatian adventurer Ivan Dogic’s pictorial book on Iranian children has recently been published in Zagreb, Croatia.

‘Death in Salt’ recounts Iran, German research on mysterious ancient mine

TEHRAN—A new book titled “Death in Salt: An Archaeological Research in Iran” has recently been published in Persian to tell the story of a joint Iran and German research on a mysterious ancient mine.

An interview with the author of the book “The Army of the Righteous”

A story about resistance against the oppression of the worst kind

"The Army of the Righteous" is the title of a recent book authored by Masumeh Sepehri and published by Soore Mehr about the commander of the 31st Ashura Division, Mahdi Bakeri.

An adventurous story in “Iranian Relationship”

The topic of this book, written by Ali Moazeni, is connected to community relations. 

A review of the book “The Christ’s Smile”

Sara Erfani, who was born in Tehran in 1982 and holds a theology degree with a focus on Islamic philosophy, is the author of the book "The Christ's Smile" published by Soore Mehr.

A review of the book “We are the Children of Iran”

The latest book by Davood Amirian, "We are the Children of Iran," is a collection of amusing stories about the imposed war. 

An interview with the author of the book “Twenty-Seven Days and a Smile”

Fateme Rahbar: Don't call Babak the Luxury Martyr; he was a human being as well

Martyr Babak Nouri Heris is one of the martyrs who defended Hazrat Zeinab's shrine and is well-known among today's generation.

Reviews of the book "Iranians Arrived" at Art Bureau

On Wednesday, December 24, the sixth session of the "Narrative of Awakening" series conference took place in Avesta Hall with program experts "Saeed Fakhrzadeh," "Mojtab Rahmandust," and "Tina Muhammad Husseini" in attendance. The session's focus was on reviewing the book "Iranians Arrived" by "Amir Muhammad Abbas Nejad."

An interview with Hojjat-al-Islam Muhammadreza Javan Arasteh

The story of an oath in "Karbala Through Another Story"

"Karbala from Another Perspective" is the newest work of Hojjat-al-Islam Muhammadreza Javan Arasteh which has been published by Soore Mehr publication. 

An interview with Neda Rasuli

The author of the book “This is My Son”: The audience rejects the stereotypes

Neda Rasouli, who studied laboratory chemistry, was born in 1982. She decided to study math and physics in high school, but she also developed an interest in literature.

“Summer of 1990,” and the story of the release of captives

The experience of being held captive is in some ways significantly worse than other wartime experiences. Soldiers who were captured went through terrible torments that make talking about them difficult or even impossible.

The history of the 27th division in "Along with the Thunderbolt"

The book "Along with the Thunderbolt," authored and edited by Hussein Behzad and Golali Babaei, contains a historical report and a documentary on the formation of the 27th Mohammad Rasulullah Division from the beginning of December 1981 to June 1982.

Swedish scholar Torsten Hylén’s studies on Ashura tragedy published in Persian 

TEHRAN – Swedish scholar Torsten Hylén’s book “Dating Versions of the Karbala Story” about the martyrdom of Imam Hussein (AS), the third Imam of the Shia, on Ashura, has been published in Persian.

Love and hope, the two main elements of the book “I Know My Way Home”

This book, written by Maryam Hazrati and just released by Khat Moghaddam Publishing House, is a memoir of the martyred defender of Hazrat Zainab's shrine, Farid Kaviani, as told through the words of his wife.

Immigrant from the Sun's Land

Kuniko Yamamura (Saba Babaei), the mother of a Japanese martyr, is the subject of the book "Immigrant from the Sun's Land" by Hamid Hesam and Masud AmirKhani, which was released by Soore Mehr.

An interview with the author of the book Dr. Mohammad Reza Zafarghandi 

Wartime Medicine in “A Description of the Pain for the Passion”

The title of Rahele Saburi's piece, "A Description of Pain for the Passion," refers to a collection of memoirs written by Dr. Mohammad Reza Zafarghandi, a surgeon on the war emergency team, a professor, and the head of the surgery division at Tehran University of Medical Sciences, as well as the organization's chief medical officer.

A review of the book “The fall of turning fifty”

The book which was written and published at the request of General Soleimani

The story of Sardar Soleimani and his 50-year-old soldier continued after the soldier was killed in battle, and five years later, Haj Qasem Soleimani, despite all of the country's security concerns, persisted to ensure that the book of Haj Mohammad Jamali was written.

An interview with Zahra Heidari

Kianpars Building

"Kianpars Building" is a book by Zahra Heidari that was published last year by Khate Moqadam publication.

An adventurous trip to Sablan in “The Wolf Age”

“The Wolf Age,” is about Esmaeil, a young man whose life is chronicled in this book, must flee the city in order to avoid the imperial regime's agents.

The book “Dew and the Sea” and some mystical stories

In addition to consolidating and verifying the concept and meaning of the verses, "Dew and the Sea" is a mystical interpretation of the Holy Qur'an that offers a unique outlook on its verses. It also awakens the audience's passion.

A review of the book “The Song of Titros”

The story of a friendship in the midst of war

The battle of the people of Bushehr and Tangistan against the British and the regime of Mohammad Ali Shah Qajar is the topic of Iraj Saghiri's "The Song of Titros."

An interview with the author of the book “The Hajji Qasem Whom I Know”

General Soleimani's true personality will never be understood

Two years have passed since Sardar Soleimani's martyrdom, and as more time goes by, we discover more about him and come to understand what a magnificent person we have lost.

An interview with Muhammad Taghi Azizian

We are the country of resistance

Mohammad Taghi Azizian's most recent work, "Wind and Ash," has been released by Soore Mehr publication.

An interview with Sadegh Wafaei 

"The Story of the Lion and the Eagle" and analysis of US-Iran ties

"The Story of the Lion and the Eagle" is the title of a book by Sadegh Wafaei that has been recently published by Soore Mehr. 

A review of the book “Zan Agha”

Joining Zan Agha on a trip to a far-off village

The book's fascinating and beautiful cover captures your attention right away. The book introduced itself in the first pages with one word under the title: a travelogue.