The lives of the scholars of Mazandaran are documented in the project "Alaviyan Narrative".

Sari - The representative of the religious jurist in Mazandaran, emphasizing the historical and cultural connection of the people of this province with the school of Ahl al-Bayt (PBUH), considered the documentation of the life of the scholars of Mazandaran in the form of the project "Narration of the Alevis" to be an effective measure.

Sari - The representative of the religious jurist in Mazandaran, emphasizing the historical and cultural connection of the people of this province with the school of Ahl al-Bayt (PBUH), considered the documentation of the life of the scholars of Mazandaran in the form of the project "Narration of the Alevis" to be an effective measure.

According to the Mehr reporter, Ayatollah Mohammad Baqer Mohammadi Laini, in a meeting with the director general and deputy directors of Mazandaran Central Broadcasting Center on Saturday afternoon, referring to the production of the documentary "Alawiyan Narration" focusing on the introduction of the life and career of the province's scholars, expressed his satisfaction with the implementation of this project and demanded the production of a noble work that fits the historical and religious status of Mazandaran.

Stating that the national and religious identity of the Iranian people, especially the Mazandarani, has a deep connection with the Alevi culture and the Shiite school, he said: knowing this background and transferring it to new generations is an important necessity in a situation where the enemies seek to weaken the identity and break the link of generations with their cultural and historical roots by taking advantage of cognitive warfare.

The representative of Wali Faqih in Mazandaran considered the knowledge of the past and the knowledge of historical roots as an effective factor in the formation of social self-awareness and added: The deeper a person's knowledge of his background and lineage, the better he can understand his position and responsibilities towards this valuable heritage.

Referring to the several thousand-year history of Iranian civilization, Mohammadi Laini emphasized the necessity of introducing the historical and scientific achievements of Iranians to the young generation and said: The new generation should get acquainted with the civilizational, scientific and cultural capacities of their past and not allow distorted narratives to affect their knowledge of their identity and history.

In another part of his speech, he considered expert supervision of the production process of the documentary "Alawiyan Narrative" as necessary and suggested that a group consisting of representatives of radio and television, seminary experts and people familiar with the subject, supervise the production process and content of this series.

The representative of Wali Faqih in Mazandaran, emphasizing the need to carefully review the materials before public broadcasting, noted: Since this plan is considered a new experience at such a level, it is necessary to welcome the opinions and criticisms of experts while paying attention to the possibility of errors, so that the final product has scientific strength and content.

He also listed the collection of images, documents and visual works related to the scholars of the province as one of the supplementary measures of this plan and added: Talking to people who were closely acquainted with these personalities can help to enrich the documentary and record valuable historical memories and information.

At the end, Ayatollah Mohammadi Laini considered the implementation of the "Alawi narrative" project as an important step in strengthening the religious, national and cultural identity of the society and, referring to the special position of Mazandaran as the homeland of the Alawites and the origin of the first Alevi Shia government in Iran, he wished success for the producers of this collection.