The Importance of Faith in "Prisoner of Tehran"

In popular culture people are impressed that they have the ability to overcome the correct quality and obstacles. In fiction, these people usually end up in a fight against violence against violence until they have defeated their opponent. Real life is even different. In the book "Prisoners of Tehran", when the marina was 16 years old, she was arrested, imprisoned and tortured. These tragedies will destroy the spirit of most people, but Marianne can tolerate these difficulties.

A conscientious prisoner Mohammad Ali Taheri was isolated in the 2A section of Evin Prison in Tehran, the capital city of Iran, for three years and was threatened by the death of an interrogator. According to his spiritual beliefs and practices he was sentenced to five years imprisonment for "insulting the sanctity of Muslims". Muhammad Ali Tahri is the founder of the new spiritual group of Iran, Erfan-e-Halgheh, who was arrested on 4 May 2011 at the officials of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard and in the 2A part of the Evin prison. He was held quarantined for nine months. The 26th branch of the Tehran revolutionary court ruled that "insulting the sacred crime of Islam" on 30th October 2011, sentenced to five years imprisonment, but according to the prosecution his crime was involved If it is not certified (intentionally breaking the prophet Muhammad) will execute the death penalty under the "Islamic Criminal Code"

On that day Sosiel was condemned to lie about the Islamic republic and sent to Ivan prison in northwestern Iran where it spent about three months at the end of 2007. The prison was built during the reign of King Iran, and Mohammad Reza Pahlavi won "Evin University" because he is famous for his atrocities, the boundaries of torture, and the number of detained intellectuals Nickname State Released Soheil with a $ 500,000 bail, then the media was concerned about Soheil's case and reduced the amount to $ 100,000 using the Tehran apartment of the family as collateral. But after prison living in Iran, Soheil told me it was another prison. "I can not learn, I can not work, this is the main reason why I left this country," he said.

NCRI - A group of political prisoners of Gohardasht Prison in Karaj, west Tehran wrote to the human rights groups and associations on the 26th day of the strike to seek approval of their rights. Political prisoners urged human rights groups to visit Iran's prison to understand the ill-condition of political prisoners. In their letter, political prisoners also mention about 40 years repression and human rights abuses and wrote: "It is not easy to acquire self-esteem and freedom - some of us and our brothers have been imprisoned for 70 years, intelligence agencies and security authorities openly infringe human rights of conscience prisoners and political prisoners doing