Let us not forget Iran, for this country, with all its hardships, is like a mother to us whom we cannot help but love.
Life and Thought
Mohammad-Ali Eslami Nodooshan (1924–2022) was a writer, poet, translator, and scholar of Iranian culture. He held a doctorate in international law from the Sorbonne and published more than seventy books on Iranian culture, literature, and identity.
Bibliography
Writings and transcribed lectures34 titles
Let Us Not Forget Iran
The Life and Death of Heroes in the Shahnameh
The Story of Stories: Rostam and Esfandiyar in the Shahnameh
On Rostam and Sohrab
Culture and Pseudo-Culture
The Never-Ending Tale of Hafez
Four Spokesmen of Iran's Conscience: Ferdowsi, Rumi, Saadi, Hafez
What does Iran have to say?
Iran and the World from the Perspective of the Shahnameh
Reflections on Hafez
From Rudaki to Bahar
A Forty-Year Record
Let Us Hear the Words
Invisible Borders
The Warning of the Age and a Few Other Essays
The Way and the Wrong Way
Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow
We Cannot Speak, We Cannot Remain Silent
Days, Four Volumes
The Call of the Simurgh
In the Land of the Soviets
Chronicle of the China Journey
Statue of Liberty
Reflections
Sin
The Fountain
The Cloud of the Age and the Cloud of Tresses
Myth and Enchantment
Closed Windows
Shahrzad the Storyteller
The Book of Kings: Selections from Ferdowsi's Shahnameh
Nardaneh-ha: A Selection of Persian Rubaiyat
The Speaking Cypress: Single Couplets from Four Great Iranian Poets
Seeing Differently, Hearing Differently: Selected Poems of Muhammad Iqbal
