Latest documentaries, memoirs of comrades, operational reports, and essays (134 items)
An insightful conversation with Zohreh and Khadijeh Alam-ol-Hoda, recounting memories of their vibrant family home, Hussein's student days in Mashhad, and his profound letters inviting family members to contemplation and awareness.
A touching eulogy chanted by Sadegh Ahangaran, addressing the grieving yet resilient mother of the heroes in the deserts of Khuzestan, where the pure blood of youth dyed the battlefield of faith versus blasphemy.
An Aparat documentary shedding light on the immense efforts and grassroots logistical support provided by the mother of Martyr Alam-ol-Hoda and the courageous women of Ahvaz to back the defenders of the homeland.
A glimpse into the life of Martyr Alam-ol-Hoda's mother, the daughter of a prominent scholar in Khorramabad, who married her late sister's husband at a young age to raise his children, reflecting remarkable humanitarian traits.
This summary highlights the role of Martyr Alam-ol-Hoda's mother and their home, which served as a vital logistical base for the war in Khuzestan, exemplifying extraordinary hospitality and support for the frontliners.
This documentary episode presents unique artistic and historical reenactments depicting the immortal Hoveyzeh epic and the final moments of hero commander Hossein Alamolhoda and his noble companions, available for complete viewing online.
This luminous advice emphasizes the martyr's deep connection to Alid teachings and the Quran, urging youth and future generations to embrace Nahj al-Balagha as a beacon of guidance along the paths of jihad and spiritual-moral edification.
Describing his sanctuary in Hoveyzeh with words pulsating with divine love, the martyr wrote: 'I am in the trench, in this humble house of silence and cries of love, blending the cold of winter with the warmth of blood and sweet martyrdom.'
Director Ensieh Shah-Hosseini, renowned for her Sacred Defense cinema, discusses her motivations and the production behind 'More Beautiful Than Life' alongside producer Seyyedzadeh, highlighting the profound spiritual and human dimensions of Martyr Alamolhoda.
Born into a scholarly family in Ahvaz, Seyyed Hossein began studying the Quran at age six. He initiated his struggle against royal tyranny in his early teens by establishing libraries and Quranic circles, leaving a shining legacy of early Islamic resistance.
Martyr Hossein Alamolhoda achieved the supreme honor of martyrdom at just 22 years of age. Born in Ahvaz, he was closely monitored by the SAVAK regime and imprisoned in his youth, displaying extraordinary patience and steadfast resilience.
The Supreme Leader recounts a touching memory of Martyr Alam-ol-Hoda reciting Quranic verses and inspiring steadfastness among fighters on the front lines, leaving Imam Khamenei deeply astonished and admiring of his profound spiritual resilience.
