Tabyīn: revāyat-e yāzdah rūz bāzjūyī dar otāq-hā-ye bāzjūyī-ye Ettelā‘āt-e Īrān Persian 2025

The book Tabyin: An Account of Eleven Days of Interrogation in Iran’s Intelligence Interrogation Rooms, written by Behrouz Chamanara, is a documented narrative of eleven days of interrogation within Iran’s security institutions. Tabyin is not merely a report of an arrest; it is an attempt to understand the mechanisms of interrogation and their psychological impact on the individual.

With clear and unadorned prose, Chamanara describes the atmosphere of the interrogation room—a space where truth, accusation, confession, and silence become entangled. Beyond its narrative value, the book stands as a significant document for researchers in the fields of human rights, political studies, and contemporary Iranian history.