The book Najme Pelareh written by Najme Pelareh, is one of the book series about the life of Pakistani martyrs protecting the holy shrine in Syria, in which an effort is made to portray an unique picture of the life of one of the terrific soldiers of Liwa Zainebiyoun.
* When did you enter the field of composing professionally?During my study at sis seminary, I took part in many writing courses, including creative writing and story writing.
Now, for the last 5 years, I have taught composing in numerous educational.
The book Najme Pelare is my first book and before that, I teamed up with publications in the field of composing.
* Writing about a non-Iranian martyr absolutely had its own difficulties; How were you able to communicate with the family, pals, and pals of Martyr Iftikhar Hussein and what obstacles did you deal with during the process?Writing the books about Zainebiyoun Martyrs was started by the cultural department of the Zainebiyoun Brigade.
As Iftikhar Hussains family resided in Parachinar, Pakistan, our pals utilized his households brief journey to Iran, interviewed them, then supplied me with the interview files.
Another difficulty for our friends in the interview department was the interview with his comrades, who in some cases declined to talk due to security concerns.
* In your opinion, what was the most fascinating part of this Pakistani martyrs life?Maybe we have information about the occasions in Syria through the media, but we typically do not know anything about Parachinar, while this land has actually been fighting with ISIS for years! So, Parachinar was the most interesting part of the book for me, since I didnt know anything about this oppressed land before.
* Do you suggest ISIS itself or Takfiri terrorist groups in basic when you say that the people of Parachinar have dealt with ISIS, even prior to Syria?Those killers were referred to as ISIS and Takfiri by the Parachinar people, and how they appeared is explained in detail in the book.