The story of the help of Ghajri of Mashhad helpers in “Light Houses”

According to a Fars News Agency radio and television correspondent, the second part of the “Houses of Light” series will air on the documentary network on Tuesday, January 5th, with the broadcast of the documentary “House of the Helpers” by Hashem Masoudi.

Masoudi told Fars about this: “Madadian House” is about the old Hosseiniyahs and old shrines of Mashhad. In this documentary, we are the narrators of the stories of Madadian Hosseiniyah, a Hosseiniyah that is more than 200 years old and has been registered in the list of national monuments.

He added: “This documentary is dialogue-oriented and, unlike other parts of” Light Houses “in that place, it is preferable to the individual, because the main founder of the Hosseiniyah did not want the Madadian family for himself from the beginning, and this reliance has always been shared among the residents.” And it has hosted the home shrines of many families. In fact, the reliance of the helpers is really a “house of light”, a house that belongs to everyone and everyone prayed in it.

Regarding the making of this documentary, Masoudi said: “Mr. Nowruzi proposed making this documentary with the project manager. We started the research, examined the old shrines and old husseiniyahs, and finally reached Madadian Hosseiniyah. Our main challenge was to make a documentary about The beginning was not face-centered and we had to deal with Hosseinieh itself and its stories. We paid.

The director of the new episode of “Light Houses” continued: The shooting of this work started in Muharram this year and we were involved in the production of the documentary for about a month and a half to 2 months.

Masoudi also said about Madadian Hosseiniyah: Madadian Hosseiniyah (Reliance) of Mashhad city has been registered in the list of national monuments of Iran with the number 33330. , The ceremony survives regularly and in the same old ways and is still held.

Emphasizing on making such documentaries, the documentary filmmaker said: “Mourning rituals are different in different parts of the country. Addressing the old traditional mourning customs in different cities, which are based on the environment and way of life of the people of the region, preserves and preserves.” The right culture is mourning.

“Houses of Light” has been produced in 7 episodes with the focus on propagating and promoting traditional Iranian shrines in the documentary network, and on the occasion of the martyrdom of Hazrat Fatemeh (PBUH) from 13 to 16 January at 18:30, it will be broadcast on this network and its repetition The next day it will be 10 o’clock.

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