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- Molla, Laughter, and the Constitution
  Iran’s constitutional revolutionary movement attracted many writers, poets, and artists and gave them the opportunity to fight the tyranny of the Qajar court, t...
- Sana’a: The Melody of Our Alienation
  “Sana'a. Even if she slept on its sorrows for some time. Even if she caved in and the numbness took too long, Her morning shall revolt in the face of d...