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New Persian Release Explores Ethical Vegetarianism: A Must-Read for Conscious Eaters!
The Persian translation of Michael Huemer’s “Dialogues on Ethical Vegetarianism” has been released in Iran, exploring the ethics of meat consumption. Translated by Mohsen Eslami and Marzieh Khakbaz, this 2019 book features a dialogue between a meat-eater and an ethical vegetarian, examining critical ethical concerns surrounding dietary choices. Key themes include the cruelty linked to meat consumption, the psychological barriers to adopting veganism, and strategies for respectful interactions between vegetarians and non-vegetarians. This translation encourages Iranian readers to reflect on their food choices and fosters discussions on morality and ethics in eating, making it a vital resource for understanding vegetarianism.
Fajr Music Festival Celebrates Resilience with Inaugural Resistance Award
The 40th International Fajr Music Festival will take place from February 11 to 17, showcasing musical talent across ten halls in Tehran and 20 provinces. This year, a new award titled “Peace and Resistance” will honor performances highlighting the Resistance Front. The festival features diverse genres, including traditional, pop, ethnic, and classical music, with each province hosting unique events. Organized by the Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance, the festival aims to promote Iranian music, preserve national identity, and support youth initiatives, fostering a cultural movement that inspires and uplifts the community through artistic expression.
Tehran Scholars Explore the Rich Literary Legacy of Rudaki
Rudaki, the pioneer of New Persian poetry, significantly influenced Persian literature during a period dominated by Arabic. His contributions were celebrated at the “Literary Heritage of Rudaki” event in Iran, where Tajikistan’s ambassador, Nizamuddin Zahedi, emphasized Rudaki’s role in shaping Persian poetry. Rudaki mastered various poetic forms and enriched poetry with new metrics and styles. His work marked the revival of Persian identity and literature, particularly during the Samanid era. Despite facing persecution for his patriotism, Rudaki’s legacy endures as a foundational figure in both Persian and Tajik literary traditions, inspiring future generations of poets and scholars.
Iran Showcases 500+ Captivating Titles at the 52nd New Delhi World Book Fair
Iran is prominently featured at the 52nd New Delhi World Book Fair, showcasing over 500 book titles across various languages, including Persian, English, and Hindi. The Iran Book and Literature House highlights the country’s rich literary heritage, with topics ranging from classical literature to Islamic studies. Key Iranian publishing entities are engaging with international counterparts, while the pavilion hosts events like book launches and cultural programs. Notable guest, author Mostafa Mastoor, fosters literary dialogue. The fair, themed “Republic@75,” emphasizes social justice and features diverse activities, including an Authors Lounge and Children’s Corner, promoting a love for reading and cultural exchange.
Experience Kurosawa’s Epic Masterpiece ‘Throne of Blood’ at IAF: A Cinematic Journey Awaits!
The Iranian Artists Forum (IAF) in Tehran will screen Akira Kurosawa’s classic 1957 film “Throne of Blood” on Monday at 5 p.m. in Nasseri Hall, accompanied by a discussion led by film critic Nahid Hassanzadeh. This acclaimed adaptation of Shakespeare’s “Macbeth” is set in feudal Japan and features Toshiro Mifune and Isuzu Yamada as the ambitious leads. Renowned for its striking visuals and deep cultural influences, the film won two Mainichi Film Awards, including Best Actor for Mifune. This event aims to enhance appreciation for cinematic arts and celebrate Kurosawa’s enduring legacy in film history.