Man Zindah'am: Persian 1393

In this book, Masoume Abad has penned half a century of her life, childhood and adolescence, revolution, war and captivity. The Baathists call her "Khomeini's daughter" and call her and her companions "generals". Masoumeh says: The title of Bent Khomeini and General gave me more courage and courage... I felt like I was the ambassador of the revolution to the neighboring land! And divine destiny has marked this mission for me. With this look, he defeats fear and surrenders courage with hope. Sometimes he reads Quran in a loud and beautiful tone. Sometimes he sings revolutionary songs with his friends: Khomeini, Imam! Khomeini, Imam! O Mujahideen of Mazhar Sharaf... The Baathist forces hit him, Shamsi, Fatemeh and Halimah on the head and body as much as they could with leather cables with electric wires running through them... Masoumeh immediately pulled the cable from the Baathist agent's hand and He hit her legs and body as much as he could! The bravery of Masoumeh and her friends had delighted Mohammad Javad Tandgovian. He, who was in the next cell, shouted: "Nasrman Allah wa Fatah Qarib" and the rest of the male prisoners also shouted "Bashr al-Momineen". The hunger strike of Masoumeh, Shamsi, Halimah and Fatemeh Nahidi, the commander of Al-Rashid prison, and the Ba'athist agents were killed, and four Iranian women achieved their goal. The Red Cross registered their names and they were transferred to the Mosul camp. In that brave move, Masoumeh left the path of death in front of her to reach freedom and life and became a companion of death, until she reached relative freedom.