“Heroism” basically seems far-fetched to children, or they imagine a specific age and different characteristics for it; but this book points out that a child can also be a hero and play a role in the cause of God’s pleasure.
According to the Children and Media Association, quoting IBNA, Fahimeh Imani, a reading instructor and promoter of children’s and adolescent books: The incident of Ghadir Khum has great importance in Shiite culture. Consequently, it is expected that parents are also concerned with transmitting these concepts to children. Books are one of the main platforms for teaching and transferring concepts, and without parents having to teach directly, they can easily involve the child in the story by providing the appropriate book. Several children’s books have been written on the subject of Ghadir Khum, but some Books in this field have been neglected because they have completely indirectly addressed the position of the Commander of the Faithful (AS) and his role in the spread of Islam.
One of these books is “Ali Yarat Pahlevan” by Farzaneh Farahani. This book is the story of a boy named Ilya who goes to the Zurkhaneh with his grandfather. That day, the mentor tells the story of the conquest of Khaybar by the Commander of the Faithful (AS) by ringing a bell; Ilya who He dreamed of becoming a hero, and he sees a sparrow who is impatient because her chick is trapped under some furniture. Despite the weight of the furniture, Elijah lifts it by calling on Ya Ali and saves the sparrow.
In this book, in addition to introducing children to Imam Ali (AS) and the event of the Conquest of Khaybar, the author introduces them to the culture of Zurkhaneh sports and the character of a warrior. In fact, instead of just introducing the Imam, he presents a suitable role model and asks the child to This book cannot be considered a storybook, perhaps it can be described as a workbook and with its help the child can be familiarized with task-based concepts.
Perhaps the most important question children ask when introducing role models is how we can be like them. Instead of answering this question with just one sentence, the author introduces the hero’s character set. Self-development to help others and for the sake of God It is one of the concepts that is taught in Zurkhaneh sports, in most sports. At the beginning of the story of the conquest of Khaybar by the guide, the author refers to the taking of the flag from the Prophet by the Commander of the Faithful (AS). This taking of the flag, which took place in various ways throughout his life, It could symbolically refer to the incident of Ghadir Khum and effectively instill the concept of guardianship in the child’s mind.
At the beginning of the story, there is a reference to the light shining from outside into the Zurkhaneh. In fact, this reference can be interpreted to mean that the heroes in the Zurkhaneh do not learn good character and traits in isolation and for themselves. They are not separate from the people; they are in the service of They are people. In the initial view that the author presents of the Zurkhaneh, the atmosphere of the Zurkhaneh is well highlighted in the child’s mind. At the beginning of the story, the author confronts the child with one of their most basic questions. Are the heroes who are spinning in the pit, Doesn’t this resetting of the story give them a sense of wonder? This resetting is the author’s first attempt to gain the child’s support. At the very beginning of the story, so many jargon terms are used with the help of good illustrations that the child will be familiar with them without further explanation. The repetition of the bell in the story It can also be interesting for children. The teacher rings the bell by saying “Ya Ali (AS)” and begins the story of the conquest of Khaybar. Teaching the use of the pure Imams (AS) is well internalized by teaching the culture of saying “Ya Ali (AS)” at the beginning of every task.
The role of the grandfather is well mentioned in this book. The good relationship between Ilya and his grandfather is noteworthy. The grandfather in this story is not a grandfather who is indifferent to the child or who is a spectator even if he takes him to the gym. He himself is a hero and is in the middle of the Goud goes deep. The model in work and practical method is taught to the child. “Wrestling” basically seems far-fetched to children or they imagine a specific age and different characteristics for it; but this book points out that a child can also be a warrior. May he be and play a role in the path of God’s pleasure.
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