🔶 Symbols and chants that have become immortal with the name of Mahsha Amini

🔶 Symbols and chants that have become immortal with the name of Mahsha Amini

The death of Mahsa (Jina) Amini on September 25, 1401 brought a wave of women's civil struggle against the forced hijab, which quickly manifested itself in the form of interception art.

From the song "Brai..." and "Serood Zan" by Mehdi Yarchi, which was even sung in the women's wing of Evin prison, to the students' choir song "Oath", the symbolic ceremony of "Gisobran" and urban graffiti, art has become a powerful tool for recording resistance, collective spirit and litigation.

A study of the reports and documents shows how the visual and musical symbols of this movement were able to cross geographical borders and make Mahsa Amini's name and the slogan "Woman, Life, Liberation" permanent in the history of civil movements in the world.