In his diagonal, he wrote that the title of the plate of prison cells "is not anonymous for these notes, often written in jail. In fact, most of them were written on a piece of paper, on sugar paper, cigarette paper, or envelopes in which they brought us fruit and cookies, and this was not a hazard. In jail, if pencil and pencil saw the prison officers in our hands, it would be a great crime.

Seyyed Mojtaba Aqa'zgar Alawi, famous for the great Alawite and great Alawite (Feb. 13, 1282, Tehran - February 28, 1375, Berlin), a realist writer, a leftist politician, a modernist journalist and professor of Persian language in Persian, who had spent more than four decades since the second half of the twentieth century He lived in Germany and also translated, criticized and scripted.