Memories of Mohammad Ali Shabani
Machine Translation Edited by Mandana Karimi
2026-8-6
Mohammad Ali Shabani, director of the documentary "Enhesar-e varaseh (The Heirs' Seclusion)" about the martyr Seyyed Morteza Avini, was a guest on the 286th Shab Khatira program (December 2017). He spoke about the influence of three people on his life. Shabani said: "I would like to mention three dear people who had a great influence on my life. The first was Mohammad Reza Aghasi, whose recitals I used to recite as a child and with those recitals I gained relative fame. I was always afraid that Mr. Aghasi would see these performances. The second; Mr. Mohammad Hossein Qadami is someone who was kind and invited me to the Shab Khatira. When I came to the Shab Khatira and recited, I was so young that if I had stood behind this podium, I would not have been recognized. That is why I stood in front of it. The third; Morteza Avini, who is rightly blamed by our generation. In this Night of Remembrance program, excerpts from the documentary “The Heirs’ Monopoly” about Martyr Avini and a part of Mr. Shabani’s childhood speech in the 4th or 5th Night of Remembrance program were shown. Then, Mohammad Ali Shabani, the director of this documentary, was thanked.”
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So far, 380 Night of Remembrance programs have been held by the Center for Studies and Research on Sustainable Culture and Literature and the Office of Resistance Literature and Art of the Arts Center. The next program will be held on Thursday, August 1, 1405.
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