We are the inheritors of great people who played a role in history

Alireza Kazemi said: In education, we have a duty to introduce the culture, civilization, honors and outstanding personalities of our country to children and raise a generation with national and religious identity. We are the inheritors of elders and personalities who have played a role in the history of this land.

According to Ambassador Arjan of Iran, the unveiling ceremony of four titles of children's books and the start of activities of the children's department of Malek Publications was held in the presence of Alireza Kazemi, the Minister of Education, at Malek National Library and Museum. This ceremony was held with the performance of Zorkhaneh ritual by children in the throne room of Malek Museum.

In addition, Amir Doharian, the head of Malek National Library and Museum, thanked the attendees and said: Malek National Library and Museum is a treasure of the history and civilization of Islamic Iran, and this treasure and its valuable content should not be locked away. We try to offer these contents in various formats and make them available to the audience.

Pointing to the new approach of this collection in paying attention to children and the future generation, he added: The unveiling of these four books is the beginning of the activity of the children's section of Malek Publications.

He went on to say that we appreciate the writers and illustrators without whom this would not have happened. In the future, for each of these books, a separate specialized meeting will be held with the presence of the author and the illustrator.

The role of cultural heritage in the formation of children's identity

In the continuation of this ceremony, Alireza Kazemi, the Minister of Education, while expressing gratitude to Astan Quds Razavi and the colleagues of Malek National Library and Museum, pointed out the position of Haj Hossein Malek in preserving and protecting the culture, civilization and art of Iran and said: Haj Hossein Malek is one of the proud and lasting figures of the country who has done valuable actions in the field of endowment and service to the society. It is rare to find a person who has dedicated endowments in this way, from the fields of culture and health to teachers' housing. We salute this great personality.

Referring to the capacities of Malek National Library and Museum in the field of education, he stated: In education, we have a duty to introduce the culture, civilization, honors and outstanding personalities of our country to children and raise a generation with national and religious identity. We are the inheritors of elders and personalities who have played a role in the history of this land.

Referring to the activities of this collection in the introduction of prominent figures, including the Takhti exhibition, Kazemi added: "Malek National Library and Museum has valuable narratives to introduce the country's cultural and historical figures, and it also plays a role in the field of education and introduction of cultural heritage and narrating Iranian Islamic history, art and civilization." Paying attention to the child field is one of the other important measures of this collection; Because the formation of a strong and stable identity, both in the national dimension and in the religious dimension, starts from childhood. The influence of artistic and cultural works on children will be visible in the formation of their identity.

Emphasizing the necessity of cooperation between cultural and educational institutions, the Minister of Education said: We all must do cultural work together and by synergy, provide the ground for the next generation to get acquainted with the country's cultural heritage. We should invite children to see these narratives; Narratives presented by Malek National Library and Museum of Iranian culture and civilization. Linking these narratives with the book provides a valuable opportunity for children to become familiar with Iranian history and identity.

In the end, while appreciating the Malek National Library and Museum, he requested to plan a visit to this collection so that children and students get to know its historical and cultural treasures and narratives.

Unveiling of four titles of children's books

In the continuation of this ceremony, four titles of children's books were unveiled in the presence of the Minister of Education, the head of the Malek National Library and Museum, and the children present at the ceremony. These books include:

Divar Majra, written by Nilofar Nikbaniyad and illustrated by Atefeh Fatuhi

Qalmadan Ehvi, written by Seyyed Samiye Seydian and illustrated by Vida Karimi

Warriors don't die, written by Tehmina Haddadi and illustrated by Atefeh Malekijo

Detective Nemo and the Lost Coin, written by Sepideh Nikrou and illustrated by Nahid Zamani

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