Oral history of "Muharram & the Islamic Revolution"
12 March 2012
Oral history of "Muharram & the Islamic Revolution" is a book written by Azam Fouladi and Javad Arabani which will be released by the Center of Islamic Revolutions Documents.
IBNA: Javad Arabani said:" Oral history of "Muharram & the Islamic Revolution" is a work which firstly presents a background of the impacts of Muharram, Tasua and Ashura on the history and then talks about the influence of Karbala on Irans Shiites and political movements between 1963 and 1978."
He added:" The book holds interviews with 30 revolutionary figures about their memories of Muharram and its impact of the Islamic Revolution."
The author went on to say that so far no book has been released on oral history of Muharram & the Islamic Revolution. The books readers are history researchers. and it is untitled yet.
Hopefully the 300-page book will be released by summer, he finally added.
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