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Written by Mohammad Kafash, published by Chāp va Nashr International

"Tomeh Hotel Hilton": A Documented Story of Secret Negotiations Between Iran and the United States

The book "Tomeh Hotel Hilton", written by Mohammad Kafash and published by Chāp va Nashr International, covers the secret meetings between the United States and Iran in the 1980s at the Hilton Hotel in Iran. It reviews Imam Khomeini’s positions on the United States and Israel, the importance of understanding the U.S. government’s nature, and its approach toward world countries, especially West Asia, particularly Iran.

Iranian cinema counters Zionist crimes and imperialism

Narratives of Resistance Through the Language of Cinema

While Western media often fixate on Iranian artists who oppose domestic policies, this narrow perspective overlooks a powerful cinematic movement rooted in faith and resistance. Across short and feature-length films, a growing number of Iranian filmmakers are telling stories of oppression, revolution, and national dignity—works that have resonated both locally and on the international stage, thanks in part to the Islamic Revolution Art Bureau’s continued support.

Gilan art campaign unites youth globally with hope

“Salam Farmandeh” Anthem: Iranian Youth and 18 Countries Express Respect for the Savior of Humanity

Art is a hallmark of a nation’s cultural maturity. Iran, with its rich history and distinctive culture, has long been a pioneer in the arts. The recent anthem “Salam Farmandeh” reflects this legacy, capturing the admiration of millions in Iran and beyond. Centered on the respect young generations hold for Hazrat Mahdi (peace be upon him), the anthem rapidly gained widespread popularity, evolving into a global movement spanning 18 countries.

Written by Simin Daneshvar, published by Khwarizmi Publishing

"Sowoshun"; an Iranian Love Story Set During World War II

The book "Sowoshun", written by Simin Daneshvar, has been published by Khwarizmi Publishing. This book is Daneshvar’s first novel and one of the most enduring works of contemporary Iranian literature, having been reprinted numerous times. The novel was not only a milestone in the author’s literary career but also holds a special place as the first full-length novel written by an Iranian woman in the history of Persian literature.

۱۳M Iranians join historic SMS campaign for Palestine

Harifet Manam: Iran’s Nationwide Rejection of Zionist Crimes

In the wake of one of the most brutal genocides in Gaza's history, the Iranian people launched the national campaign Harifet Manam (I Am Your Rival), voicing widespread opposition to the Zionist regime’s atrocities. With more than ۱۳ million participants in an unprecedented SMS campaign, along with extensive cultural and humanitarian efforts—from feeding Gaza’s hungry to turning Tehran’s streets into living canvases of resistance—Harifet Manam reflects the deep-rooted solidarity of Iranians with the Palestinian cause and their emphatic rejection of Zionist oppression.

Written by Abbas Abdollahi, published by Baqir al-Ulum Research Center

"Hussain’s Magnet"; the Story of the Largest Global Gathering in Arbaeen

The book "Hussain’s Magnet", written by Abbas Abdollahi, has been published by the Baqir al-Ulum Islamic Research and Studies Center. This book provides an analytical study of the largest historical and epic human gathering, which every year during Arbaeen brings together millions of Muslims—and even non-Muslims—from around the world in Karbala and along the path to visit the holy shrine of Imam Hussain (peace be upon him).

A brief overview of the Islamic Republic's missionary organization's core responsibilities

Islamic Missionary Organization: From Revolution to the Second Phase

Established in July ۱۹۸۱ by order of Ayatollah Khomeini, the Islamic missionary organization serves as a non-governmental cultural pillar under the supervision of Iran’s Supreme Leader. Founded to unify religious and cultural efforts after the Islamic Revolution, it played a crucial role during the Iran–Iraq war and evolved post-war into a nationwide network fostering religious, artistic, and media innovation. Now, in the era of the “second phase of the revolution,” the organization shifts toward empowering public cultural creativity rooted in faith and identity.