Shahabeddin Mousavi

Mousavi: The board is made up of different voices and tastes

For the first time, the poet of "I hate your religion, curse your religion" reads the unpublished parts of this poem in his own voice

Poets' commitment to the audience's emotions

Mousavi: I try to have a literary approach to the elegy.

The ups and downs of Ashurai poems after the revolution

Mousavi: Now many cities in Iran have become inclined to oppressive laments.

The border between myth and superstition in Ashura mourning

Mousavi: The difference between mourning in Yazd and other parts of the country is that the "art of mourning" takes place in Yazd.

I hate your religion, a curse to your religion / from your calluses and heavy hearts

Mousavi: In Karbala, the war was between two interpretations of Islam.

Necessary backgrounds for creating art in the field of Ashura

Mousavi: Information and studies on religious topics, as well as familiarity with literature are essential for this kind of artistic creation.

Consolidation of today's events and Ashura in poetry

Mousavi: What is happening in our society today is similar to the history I have read.

The intersection of Iranian art and Ashura culture

Where are you going, you foolish people? Go back from this path