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màjmou'eh àsh'ar 1373-1399 (collected poems 1994-2020)
This volume presents the collected poems of the Iranian poet Robab Moheb from 1994-2020. Moheb was born 1953 in the southeast of Iran (Ahvaz) next to the Iran/Iraq border. After finalizing secondary school, she studied sociology at the University of Teheran. In 1992, Robab Moheb, left Iran for Swedish Exile, where she lives until today. She was engaged as a teacher in Stockholm, where she received in 2004 her Bachelor in Pedagogical Sciences from the University of Växjö and her Master's degree from the University of Stockholm. As a poet, Robab began her work in early teenage times but hiding her works from her family and her father, who strictly prohibited her to write due to their own con...
Mehrgiyah (the Mandragora)
"mehrgiyah" is a novel by the celebrated Iranian novelist and poet, Robab Moheb. "Mehrgiyah (The Plan of Love, The Mandragora)" is a very unique surrealistic literary novel by Robab Moheb in Farsi, that tackles controversial gender issues with a great mission to unify and raise social understanding for diversity. It tells the story of a young woman, who is on the search of her name and identity, and runs into many adventures. She leaves her birthplace, Tehran, and arrives to a small utopian town that appears to be very strange and with people different from any other place in the world. Life in this mystic town flows into a surrealistic story.
Âghoushe Pedàr Khâneh-Ye Fàrâmoushi-Hast: In the Arms of the Father, There Is the Home of Oblivion
Robab Mohab has written the novel "In the arms of the father, there is the home of oblivion" in 2009. In this interwoven narrative, Moheb points out that the literature of migration does not merely express a certain state of the individual migrant's feelings, but rather a plan that pushes into a labyrinth of thoughts and emotions of immigrants. This labyrinth is of colored shapes and spaces, which these people have been willingly or unwillingly chosen for life. The immigrant is a human being lost in a net of strange of unfamiliar sounds. In this novel, own experiences and narratives have been a rich source for the author.
xârej àz goud (Out of the Circle)
"Out of the Circle" begins with a simplistic look at poetry and poets. The protagonist, who in her mind saw the poet as a prophetic human being, after meeting the poets living in Sweden, all his beliefs and mentality towards poetry and poets collapsed. The story of "Out of the Circle" is indeed a qualitative critique of the literary community. Using bittersweet humour, the author tries to flip the narcissistic body of poets and writers while tickling the mind of the reader. "Out of the Circle" is the first volume of a trilogy. The next two volumes are dedicated to the role of the cyber world in the literary community and the relations of poets and writers inside and outside the country.
Anatomiye Faslha Va Albalu (the Anatomy of Seasons and Cheries)
"The Anatomy of Seasons and Cheries" is a shocking story about earthly love, defeat and humiliation. It raises questions and astonishes. In this story, Robab Moheb portrays human beings as the victims of the battle of oblivion. Love reveals its many facets: the ugly and the beautiful, the ups and downs, the peaceful silence and the storm . . . It is also a story of exile; an exile not bound by geography, but universal, spanning whole lives, from birth to death. With her masterful use of words, Moheb captures the imagination and shows us that what we believe to be illusion is in fact truth and reality. In this regard "The Anatomy of Seasons and Cheries" is an admonition of the oblivious human.
Veiling Esther, Unveiling Her Story
Veiling Esther, Unveiling Her Story: The Reception of a Biblical Book in Islamic Lands examines the ways in which the Biblical Book of Esther was read, understood, and used in Muslim lands, from ancient to modern times. It focuses on case studies covering works from various periods andregions of the Muslim world, including the Qur'an, pre-modern historical chronicles and literary works, the writings of a nineteenth-century Shia feminist, a twentieth-century Iranian encyclopaedia, and others. These case studies demonstrate that Muslim sources contain valuable materials on Esther,which shed light both on the Esther story itself and on the Muslim peoples and cultures that received it. Adam J. S...
Belonging
Recent political developments, including the shadow of a new war, have obscured the fact that Iran has a long and splendid artistic tradition ranging from the visual arts to literature. Western readers may have some awareness of the Iranian novel thanks to a few breakout successes like Reading Lolita in Tehran and My Uncle Napoleon, but the country's strong poetic tradition remains little known. This anthology remedies that situation with a rich selection of recent poetry by Iranians living all around the world, including Amir-Hossein Afrasiabi: “Although the path / tracks my footsteps, / I don’t travel it / for the path travels me.” Varying dramatically in style, tone, and theme, thes...
The Poetry of Iranian Women
Real and groundbreaking, this anthology edited by Sheema Kalbasi is a breathtaking collection of Iranian women's poems and is an event not to be missed. The Poetry of Iranian Women is full of passionate and vital poems that speak of universal themes with grace, craft, sensual imagery, and sociopolitical angst. This compendium affords a wonderful opportunity to learn what is being written today by women of this ancient Persian culture of the Mid-East cradle of civilization. --Daniela Gioseffi.
Anatomiye Faslha Va Albalu (the Anatomy of Seasons and Cheries)
"The Anatomy of Seasons and Cheries" is a shocking story about earthly love, defeat and humiliation. It raises questions and astonishes. In this story, Robab Moheb portrays human beings as the victims of the battle of oblivion. Love reveals its many facets: the ugly and the beautiful, the ups and downs, the peaceful silence and the storm . . . It is also a story of exile; an exile not bound by geography, but universal, spanning whole lives, from birth to death. With her masterful use of words, Moheb captures the imagination and shows us that what we believe to be illusion is in fact truth and reality. In this regard "The Anatomy of Seasons and Cheries" is an admonition of the oblivious human.
Samak-E Ayar (Vol 7) - AZ Pase Ghafa
az pase ghafa - khaneshi az Samak-e Ayar (Away and beyond - a study on Samak-e Ayar) is the first serious and extensive research ever done on "Samak-e Ayar." Robab Moheb has studied the tale in detail and examined it from different perspectives. The concept Ayar and its meaning, the customs and habits of kings and royal families, fatalism and the belief in destiny, occultism and superstition, the instruments and rules of war, cultural rituals and holidays, drinking habits of the people, musical instruments, marital rules and laws, the position of women, eroticism, the language of story and its structural forms and literary value are motives brought up in the study. The final words are a long...
