Letter, note, speech, memoir

Hoveyzeh County in series of books

During the eight years of Sacred Defense, people who were from different area of country went to war against Saddams army. Residents of Hoveyzeh were also along with the people. They were not quiet and calm when Saddams army entered into Hoveyzeh and occupied the city in 1359, so they planned to drive out Iraqis. Their campaign, especially the efforts of Sayed Hussein Alam al-Hoda commander of Hoveyzeh army (Iranian Revolutionary Guards), is a subject selected by Hoveyzeh publication for this collection. This is about publishing the series of books.

The month of Ramadhan in memories of freed POWs from Isfahan

Suhoor and watching the sky

Reading the memoirs and narrations of the freed POWs from the years of being away from home, the bitterness of toleration of the tortures and persecution of Iraqi Ba’th forces and the sweetness of brotherhoods and the innovations originated from restriction are tasted by the audience but the memoirs related to the holy month of Ramadhan in captivity like fasting without eating suhoor (an Islamic term referring to the meal consumed early in the morning by Muslims before fasting) and toleration of thirst until hours after evening Azan (call for prayer) is not understandable for each of us who have not experienced those days.

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