Nourian Is Not Just a Demolition Commander: A Narrative That Shapes the Character Through Situations

In this book, Nourian is not presented solely as a demolition commander. The atmosphere of the front and his activities among demolition forces are part of the narrative, but the main character is understood through his relationships with others and his reactions in various situations. From this perspective, "Bazi-Daraz Mines" is not merely a story about a commander on the battlefield; it seeks to offer a more human portrait of him.

According to the reporter of Iran's Ambassador of Arjan (Ambassador of Arjan): Mahdis Mirzaei Etemadi; "Bazidraz Mines" written by Mustafa Mohammadi is a fictional account of the life of Martyr Mahmoud (Abdullah) Nouriyan; A book that, instead of following the commander's life in the form of a linear and official biography, reconstructs his character through a series of small stories, conversations and sometimes simple and everyday situations.

This book is one of those works that don't necessarily start with the most important and biggest incidents to get to know the main character. Even the titles of the chapters show that the author is interested in introducing Mahmoud Noorian to the audience in situations that, at first glance, may not be directly related to the conventional image of a military commander; From "Mr. Yamak and Mahmoud's Rooster" and "Quebec Chickens" to "Maryam Khanum's Son", "The Funeral that Knew How to Swim", "Ghar and Abdul Qadir" and "Let's Make a Promise to God".

This choice is one of the important features of Muhammad's narration; Character is seen in his actions before he is described as a commander. In chapters such as "Mrs. Maryam Khanum's son", the author approaches the past and the roots of Nouryan's personality, and in sections such as "Someone will take this", he presents the relationships between people and situations on the front. In the following, the narrative gets closer to the atmosphere of destruction and war experiences; But even in these parts, the book does not limit itself to the report of the operation and seeks more to show the behavior of people in difficult situations.

From this point of view, "The Longest Mines" can be considered a story about a commander whose character is built through his relationship with others; His forces, his friends and people who face him in different situations.

One of the points that draws attention in the text of the book is the fictionality of the narrative language. Mustafa Mohammadi does not try to explain the moral characteristics of the main character directly and consecutively to the audience; Rather, he is placed in a situation and shapes the character in front of the reader's eyes through his behavior and conversation.

In parts like "Sleep in my ear", dialogue plays an important role in advancing the narrative, and these dialogues make the space between the warriors, their relationships, and the way they deal with each other, be more directly conveyed to the reader. In this way, the intimacy and humor between the characters is not received with a general explanation, but through the situation and dialogues themselves.

The narrative language is generally simple and fluent, and wherever the dialogues become bold, the tone is closer to oral language and memory. This feature helps the text to maintain the mood of the warriors' memories while telling the story.

the title of the chapters; Narratives that came out of memory

The list of the book itself is one of the signs of the author's narrative style: "Mr. Yamak and Mahmoud's Rooster", "Participants", "Maryam Khanum's Son", "Someone Take This", "The Funeral That Knew How to Swim", "Ghar and Abdul Qadir", "I Saw a Thermos, I Got Thirsty", "Sleep in My Ear", "Finally I Understand What You Are Doing", "Let's Promise God", "Just Once". These titles are not like the official and explanatory titles of a typical biography; They are more similar to a sentence, a memory or an incident from the heart of the narrative. This choice makes each chapter create a question or curiosity for the reader before it begins; What is the role of Mahmoud Rooster in the narrative? "The corpse that knew how to swim" refers to what story? And what happened in the chapter "I saw a thermos, I got thirsty"?

In this way, instead of a completely linear movement from birth to martyrdom, the book presents the character of Nooryan in a series of scenes and memories. Each narrative completes a part of this picture.

Mahmoud Noorian; Command among people

In this book, Nouryan is not only introduced as a destruction commander. The atmosphere of the front and his activities among the forces of destruction are part of the narrative, but the knowledge of the main character is formed from the path of his relationship with others and his reactions in different situations. From this point of view, "Playing Mines" is not just a narrative about a commander on the battlefield; Rather, he tries to present a more humane image of him; An image in which everyday behaviors, conversations, memories and informal situations are juxtaposed with war experiences. This way, the details that seem small at first glance become important in building Noorian's character. Rooster, partridges, a short conversation or an adventure in the atmosphere of destruction, each can complete a part of the audience's knowledge of this commander.

Finally, the strength of Mohammadi's narrative can be seen in this choice; Instead of just explaining about Mahmoud Nooryan, he puts him in different situations so that the reader can get an image of his personality by putting these situations together.

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In this book, Nouryan is not only introduced as a destruction commander. The atmosphere of the front and his activities among the forces of destruction are part of the narrative, but the knowledge of the main character is formed from the path of his relationship with others and his reactions in different situations. From this point of view, "Playing Mines" is not just a narrative about a commander on the battlefield; Rather, he tries to present a more humane image of him.

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