'Haftsalegi' at Chenar Razbashi: A Second Account of Amirali and Families Sharing a Common Grief

Khorramabad – The documentary 'Haftsalegi' was screened in the presence of the families of martyrs Amirali Fallah and Amirali Kamali. The ceremony, which told the story of two child martyrs, became a platform for empathy among families who have shared a similar grief.

According to Ambassador Arjan's report, the documentary "Haftalgi" directed by Mojtaba Heydari and produced by Soura Documentary Center, was screened in the school of this village with the presence of the family of Martyr Amir Ali Fallah, the family of Martyr Amir Ali Kamali from Minab and a group of residents of Chenar Razbashi village. The ceremony, which narrated the fate of two martyred children, became an excuse for the sympathy of families who have experienced common pain.

At the beginning of this ceremony, Amin Gadami, the director of the Surah Documentary Center, gave explanations about the formation of the documentary "Seven Years" and the reason for holding this screening in Chenar Razbashi village.

Referring to the subject of the film, he said that this documentary is the story of the life of Amir Ali Fallah, a seven-year-old child of this village, whose fate changed after the explosion of ammunition left over from the war.

Gadami also pointed to the motivation of the production group to produce this work and explained that after hearing the story of Amir Ali Fallah, they decided to follow the story of the life and fate of this child and depict it in the form of a documentary.

After these explanations, the documentary "Seven Years" was screened for the attendees so that the villagers and the present families could once again review the story of Amir Ali Fallah's life and fate in his place of residence.

From Minab to Chanar Razbashi; Meeting of two grieving families

One of the special parts of this ceremony was the presence of the family of Martyr Amir Ali Kamali from Minab; A child who was martyred during the missile attack of the American Zionist enemy on Shajra Tayyaba Minab school.

Amir Ali Kamali's father, mother and sisters traveled the route of Minab to Chenar Razbashi village to meet the family of Martyr Amir Ali Fallah and pay their respects to him. A presence that showed the bond between two grieving families in an atmosphere mixed with sadness and empathy.

After the end of the documentary screening, Amir Ali Kamali's mother was invited to speak about her son and the difficult days that the family experienced after his martyrdom.

A mother's account of the difficult days after her child's martyrdom

In her speech, the mother of Martyr Amir Ali Kamali spoke about the sufferings of the family after this incident and the difficult days of waiting for the identification and delivery of her son's body.

He mentioned the three burials of the bodies that were handed over to the family and the mental pressure caused by these conditions; The days when waiting for the clarification of the child's fate added to the family's sorrow.

He also spoke about the dreams he had for the future of Amir Ali; That her child will become a person who will be proud of his mother by learning the Quran, reaching a suitable job position and building his life.

Martyr Kamali's mother, referring to the reason for her presence in Razbashi Planar, said about being with Martyr Amir Ali Fallah's family; A family that is now experiencing a similar suffering and according to him, being with them is an opportunity for empathy and consolation in these difficult days.

Martyr Amir Ali Falah's mother said about her son

In the continuation of the ceremony, the mother of Martyr Amir Ali Fallah also spoke about her son's moral and character traits and mentioned him as a brave and popular boy among the villagers.

He also mentioned Amir Ali's interest in Sardar Hajizadeh and said about his son's sadness after the martyrdom of this commander; A part of the memories that painted a picture of this child's interests and moods in the minds of those present.

Narratives of two mothers were the main focus of this gathering, along with the documentary "Seven Years"; A ceremony in which the lives and fate of two martyred children from two parts of the country were placed next to each other and an opportunity was provided to hear memories and empathize with their families.

Appreciating the families of two martyrs and donating memorials to children

At the end of this ceremony, the families of Martyr Amir Ali Fallah and Martyr Amir Ali Kamali were honored. In this section, a plaque of appreciation written by Dadman, the head of the art department, was presented to the families of two martyrs along with a statue of Iran.

Also, pixels with the image of Martyr Amir Ali Fallah were given to his sister and some children of the village.

Stationery and backpacks were also provided for the children who died in this incident.

The screening ceremony of the documentary "Seven Years" ended with the presence of the families of the two martyrs and a group of residents of Chenar Razbashi village. A program that, along with the screening of a documentary, provided an opportunity to recount memories, pay tribute to two martyred children, and accompany their families.