Sūg-i Sīyāvash (Dar Marg va Rastākhīz): Persiska (Farsi) 1403

"Mourning Siavash" is a work "in death and resurrection" by "Shahrukh Moskob" who presents one of the most magnificent works written about this popular story of the Shahnameh. As always, "Shahrukh Moskob" has provided a treasure of research, from which the gem of literature flows. In addition to the literary and research beauty of the book "Mourning Siavash", his deep and philosophical analysis of the myths and legendary and epic characters of ancient Iran is also considered a positive point of this book. The work includes an introduction in which "Shahrukh Moskob" briefly tells the story of "Sog Siavash"; After that, there are three main parts of the book with the titles of "Sunset", "Night" and "Dawn". In the first part of the work titled "Ghorob", the author begins the story of Siavash while providing brief information about the ancient myths of Iran, the description of the creation of the world and man, and the conflict between good and evil. Siavash is the noble and dignified man who does not want to die, but when death is imposed on him, he shows such a free behavior that he forever becomes a lasting and exemplary face of a real martyr. The second part of the book "Mourning Siavash" which is called "Night" is an examination of the approach of characters such as Kavos, Sodabeh, Afrasiab and Gersivs, who are unable to make a decision in the face of death, in any way. Finally, the third part of the work titled "Dawn" is a person who deals with death in an active way and shows off his will, and this person is Ki Khosro, the son of Siavash.