Afshin Ala's poetry reading at the grave of the martyred leader ▫ Afshin Ala, while present at the grave of the martyred leader, sang for the first time a song entitled "From Buria to the Throne" in mourning for the martyred leader, parts of it: I love your beautiful face I love the serenity of your appearance on the dawn of your brow I love your black turban after you, Zemin and Zaman became a messenger I love the masses of your army O Borinish of the spaceship on The throne, I love your way ▫ This poet and writer then read a poem entitled "Take me to Beit Zahra Hahabiva" describing the exile and oppression of Hazrat Fatima Zahra (P.H.). ▫ On the sidelines of this program, Alaa saw the martyrdom of the martyred leader as the greatest tragedy of his life and stated: poets and people of culture were always his concern, and for this reason, after his martyrdom, they feel alienated and orphans more than others. ▫ Referring to the attention of the leader of the dead to Persian culture, language and literature, he said: He had a serious concern for culture and emphasized the protection of this language with the nobles over ancient and modern Persian literature.

Afshin Ala's poetry reading at the grave of the martyred leader ▫ Afshin Ala, while present at the grave of the martyred leader, sang for the first time a song entitled "From Buria to the Throne" in mourning for the martyred leader, parts of it: I love your beautiful face I love the serenity of your appearance on the dawn of your brow I love your black turban after you, Zemin and Zaman became a messenger I love the masses of your army O Borinish of the spaceship on The throne, I love your way ▫ This poet and writer then read a poem entitled "Take me to Beit Zahra Hahabiva" describing the exile and oppression of Hazrat Fatima Zahra (P.H.). ▫ On the sidelines of this program, Alaa saw the martyrdom of the martyred leader as the greatest tragedy of his life and stated: poets and people of culture were always his concern, and for this reason, after his martyrdom, they feel alienated and orphans more than others. ▫ Referring to the attention of the leader of the dead to Persian culture, language and literature, he said: He had a serious concern for culture and emphasized the protection of this language with the nobles over ancient and modern Persian literature.