Abdullah Baghaie

The adventures of Agha Mohammad Khan Qajar's life before ascending to the throne until his assassination by a Georgian, including his encounter with Sohrab, who is in love with one of the Qajar princesses.

The city prosecutor, due to overwork, neglects his wife. In this situation, a bad friend deceives his wife, and she elopes with him. From then on, the prosecutor himself takes on the guardianship of his only daughter.

The boy is a medical student, and the girl is a law student. They meet, fall in love, and decide to get married. However, the girl is forced to marry a wealthy man. Years later, the girl's husband is injured in an accident and taken to the hospital where the boy is a doctor. Here, the two old lovers meet again. Later, the girl's husband is murdered, and the boy is accused of murder because of his relationship with the girl and is prosecuted. But it soon becomes clear that the girl's husband had a mistress, and the mistress is the killer.

Shahin, fed up with the oppression and injustice of the Caliph's agents against his compatriots, is tasked by Tahir Dhul-Yaminayn, a supporter of Ma'mun, to go to Baghdad and, with the help of Iranians, fight against the Caliph. At the same time, Shahin learns that the Caliph's agents have set fire to an Iranian village where his cousin and fiancée, Shahrzad, and her brother, Behzad, live, taking them captive to the Caliph's court. Shahin sets off for Baghdad and, after some struggles, frees them both.

A young rich guy because of bad companies becomes alcoholic and loses all his fortune in gambling and even loses his wife. He goes wandering the streets alone with his son. But in an accident he loses his son too and eventually becomes blind. But finally after many years he manages to find his son and they begin together a new life.

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A young man who lost his father as a child deceives a girl in a village and escapes to the city. The girl runs away and eventually becomes a prostitute.