هفت‌خوان رستم: قصه‌های شاهنامه 3 الفارسية 1447

The story of Rostam’s Seven Labors is one of the most famous narratives in the Shahnameh. In this tale, Rostam—the great hero of Iran—must pass through seven perilous and deadly trials to save King Kay Kāvus and his army from the clutches of the White Demon. Relying on his wisdom, physical strength, and the loyalty of his horse Rakhsh, he overcomes each challenge and ultimately obtains the White Demon’s liver, which restores the king’s blinded eyes and brings great honor to Iran.

This tale is not only one of the most brilliant episodes in the Shahnameh, but it has also become a cultural symbol of courage, perseverance, and the ability to overcome formidable trials.
This new edition of The Tale of The Seven Labors of Rostam, illustrated by Mohammad-Ali Keshavarz and rewritten by Maziar Baghlani and Eilnaz Ebrahimi, is published by Barf Publishing for young readers.