Shāh'kushī: Persian 1403

This book, prepared in ten chapters, is a historical look at the formation of terrorism and its consequences. In the beginning, the author defines terrorism as follows: "an illegal and conspiratorial act to kill one or more people with political intent or for the sake of He then traces the history of terrorism from ancient times, Rome, Greece, and the Middle Ages. Then he also mentions the phenomenon of terrorism in national myths. After that, he enters a new era with the Ismaili movement. This section, Talks about the assassination of personalities like "Naseruddin Shah", "Eshgi", "Madras", "Kasravi", "Mohammed Massoud", "Ahmed Dehghan" and "Razm Ara". Mutalfa", "Mojahedin Organization", and "People's Fidayeen", explain the terrorist activities of the mentioned organizations. From the author's point of view, terrorism has many causes and factors, the most important of which are: "Urbanization", "Imbalance, and cohesion in the society", " Autocracy" and "religious and ideological differences and conflicts."