Amīr-i Muqāvimat: Zindagīnāmih-yi Shahīd AmīrʻAlī Ḥājīzādah, Farmāndih-yi Shahīd-i Havāfazā-yi Sipāh

Amīr-i muqāvimat is a novelised tribute to Lieutenant General Shahīd Amīrʻalī Ḥājīzādah, commander of Iran’s IRGC Aerospace Force, who was martyred on 23 Khordād in a Zionist terror attack. Written by Nāṣir Kāveh, this is the first literary work to chronicle his life, released just one week after his martyrdom. The story captures not only Ḥājīzādah’s military leadership but also the human, spiritual, and familial dimensions of his life. Blending documented facts with narrative imagination, the novel takes readers from his childhood in South Tehran during the Iran-Iraq War to his rise as a symbol of technological and defensive might. More than a biography, this is a journey into the inner world of a national hero—where missiles and UAVs become emblems of dignity, faith, and resilience. Amīr-i muqāwamat reflects the voice of a comrade and storyteller, inviting readers to see beyond headlines and encounter the heart that beat behind Iran’s aerospace deterrence.