Zindigī va Zamānah-yi 'Ali Akbar Mu'īn'far: Persiska (Farsi) 1403

This work deals with the life of the late "Ali Akbar Moinfar", the first oil minister of the Provisional Government of the Islamic Revolution and the first head of the Program and Budget Organization of the Islamic Republic of Iran in the period from 1307 to 1357, which is the result of more than one hundred and ten hours of conversation with Moinfar. The memoirs of the late Moinfar, in addition to the description of the events and incidents of the country in the first half of the last century, are the memoirs of someone present in the scenes full of conflicts and ups and downs of the last few decades since he was a teenager, and for this reason, the description of some events is on paper for the first time. will be recorded. From another angle, the importance of these memories is the narration of events from the language of an individual who was brought up in a religious and political family since he was a teenager and was closely present and an observer in most of the developments. The book begins with the chapter "Birth, Family, Neighborhood, School". It ends with a review of various events during Moinfar's life in the chapter "Azhari's Prime Ministership and the Inability of the military government to control the Situation". Photos and announcements are included at the end of the book. Parviz Saadati, the author of "Ali Akbar Moinfar's Life and Times", writes in the introduction of the book about the incompleteness of Moinfar's memoirs: "In the middle of the interview with the late Moinfar, his wife and friend for many years passed away and the separation of his long-time wife and friend and various diseases, he did not allow us to listen to his memories anymore and he left this world and rushed to his homeland. Therefore, the memories end there, which are the last days of efforts for the victory of the Islamic Revolution, and mention the events after the victory of the revolution that he played a role in, such as participating in the government of the late Bazargan and the first Islamic Council as a representative of the people of Tehran, but it was not possible. As a student of Iran's contemporary history, I apologize for this." "The Life and Times of Ali Akbar Moinfar" is a work of the Islamic Revolution Literature Office of the artistic field, compiled in 428 pages and available in the publishing market.