When mourning takes on the color of social demand; Said interview with Mehrad Darvishpour.
Taran Alidosti, a film actor, appeared at the funeral ceremony of his father, Hamid Alidosti, in Amjadiya, without the obligatory hijab, he entered under his father's coffin and with firm steps said: "I also came to Amjadiya." In a place where women's entry has always been limited, the way she arrived has become a presence that can only be seen in the context of personal grief; But why did "I came to Amjadiah" outside the framework of a mourning ceremony and become something more than a message? Mehrad Darvishpour, a sociologist living in Sweden, answers this question.