TEHRAN-- Tehrans biggest billboard in Vali-e Asr Square has actually been devoted to a poster bearing a painting done by Hassan Ruholamin to pay tribute to Lieutenant-General Qassem Soleimani on the third anniversary of his assassination.The billboard situated on the northwestern side of the square is frequently utilized by the Islamic Revolution Designers House and the Owj Arts and Media Organization for publicizing official ideas and occasions.The poster entitled Jan-Fada (The Dedicated ) represents General Soleimani in front, behind which are portraits of numerous other national heroes, including Mirza Kuchak Khan, Sattar Khan and Rais-Ali Delvari.It likewise carries a Persian calligraphy by Mojtaba Hassanzadeh, including Cho Iran nabashad tan-e guy mabad ( Would that my body no longer be lest Iran not exist ), a verse attributed to the Persian epic poet Ferdowsi.

Many brave men and women compromised their lives throughout modern history to safeguard our geographical limits and sovereignty, and now, they are the iconic heroes of Iran, the designers of the poster stated in a statement.

Hajji Qassem follows a line of brave males and females such as Bibi Maryam, Mirza Kuchak Khan, Alimardan Khan, Rais-Ali Delvari, Farangis, Kurdish Peshmerga, brave Baluchi tribes and the martyrs of the Sacred Defense, and their remembrance will last forever, the statement added.

Ruholamin, who is mostly popular for his paintings of stories from the history of Islam, also did The Apocalyptic Companion of Aba Abdillah to express his sympathy after General Soleimani, the IRGC Quds Force chief, was assassinated in a U.S.

air raid in Baghdad on January 3, 2020.

Produced one day after the occurrence, the painting portrays General Soleimanis stays embraced by Imam Hussein (AS), the 3rd Imam of the Shias.A picture of the artwork was published on khamenei.ir, the official website of Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei.Photo: A poster entitled Jan-Fada shows the portraits of General Qassem Soleimani and numerous other Iranian personalities by Hassan Ruholamin.

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