Hūshang Chirāghī (Dast'hā-yi Kūchak; Ārizū'hā-yi Buzurg): Persiska (Farsi) 1404

The book in question is part of the Small Hands, Big Dreams series, and it's dedicated to Houshang Cheraghi. Small Hands, Big Dreams is a collection of books that tell the stories of influential figures from around the world. These books use a narrative approach to recount the lives of these important men and women. The collection aims to introduce children to inspiring individuals and illustrate the difficult journeys each of these great figures faced in pursuing their childhood dreams. The collection hopes to encourage children to chase their own dreams and aspirations and to take steps to achieve them. Through simple and engaging stories about the childhoods and challenges of these famous figures, the books serve as an inspiration to the next generation, a generation poised to change the world with their big dreams. Houshang Cheraghi was born in 1949 in Sarkan, a city in Hamedan Province. He worked while studying. After finishing elementary school, he couldn't continue his education due to his family's financial situation and went to Tehran to work. In Tehran, he held various jobs, from working in a dry cleaner and welding to turning metal, making chandeliers, and crafting artificial limbs for the disabled. He quickly mastered any task that required technical skill. Noticing the economic growth and the increase in cars in the city, he realized that cars needed filters for air and oil purification. With the help of his family, he began producing car filters. In the 1970s, their small workshop grew into one of the largest filter factories in Iran...