Yasser and Zahra Meet the Saviour of Islam Human rights At the end

At the end

All the notes appear as endnotes at the end of the book

The author has arranged the book in twelve chapters and has spoken about moral issues in different fields

which is the doctrine that is the theoretical basis of the Islamic Republic of Iran's current constitution and political system

He is also the scriptwriter of several famous historical films – including the present story – and a moving TV series on the Virgin Mary shown on many Muslim television channels around the world

Yasser and Zahra Meet the Saviour of Islam Human rights At the endYasser loves Muharram because it means he can stay up late and chill with his friends at the mosque. Zahra hates Muharram because it means all the parties are cancelled and everyone is sad. Grandfather takes them both to their prayer room. He sits on his favourite chair, sighs deeply and says in a warm, loving voice, Let me tell you a story. Those six little words transform Zahras mood immediately. She glances up at Yasser who looks back with a