Chirīk-i mujāhid-i khalq: Persiska (Farsi) 1401

The book Guerrilla Mujahid Khalq is an anthropological study and its purpose is to measure the relationship between the activist and the culture and relationships he is placed in to become a mujahid. From this point of view, the socio-cultural order in which an ordinary person becomes a guerilla and fighter is something that should be addressed. Understanding the process and conditions in which an ordinary person becomes a guerrilla can provide a perspective to decipher many surprising behaviors in the Mujahideen field. This book deals with the anthropology of an organization that, in its belief, entered the field of struggle for the liberation of the downtrodden in order to build an ideal world, a new world that will come about through the struggle of the pioneers. This book examines the rise and fall of this group until the rise of the 1957 uprising and shows how being a guerrilla is basically, which of the mujahid's needs are why he turns to this lifestyle and which of his desires are answered in this field. What effect does his struggle have on the political system and social field?