Tābūt-i Sargardān: Persiska (Farsi) 1403

The novels that Hamidreza Shahabadi writes for teenagers are both in the fantasy and horror genres and are historical stories that have literary, cultural, social and psychological value. Hamidreza Shahabadi, in the book Tabut Sargardan, went to a mysterious story with horrible events; A trip full of apprehension that is breathtaking and scary for the audience. The author's skill and strength in accurate characterization and memorable dialogues make the reader eager to accompany him on this journey full of fear and nightmares and not leave Samad alone. Samad is the main character of the novel The Wandering Coffin by Hamidreza Shahabadi, a student of Dar al-Funun school in Tehran; A boy who studies medicine and has a taste for writing poetry and is plagued by his own inner fears. He is a mirror that the author puts in front of teenagers so that they can see their feelings better and be able to manage their emotions in a proper way. In this novel, Hamidreza Shahabadi opens his fantasy once again to the Qajar period and talks about the horrors of teenagers' life in Iran with a social approach. Hamidreza Shahabadi's unique, real and believable descriptions of the Qajar era, the clever choice of the Dar al-Funun school in Tehran and Tabriz to expand the story, amazing reminders of the history of medicine in Iran, the presence of Iraj Mirza as a fictional character and taking ideas from folk beliefs about demons and jinns are among the most important Features of the novel The Wandering Coffin.