Master Abbas Shir Khoda, a veteran coach of traditional sports and the familiar voice of Shahnameh recitation, recently spoke about his experiences in the fields of media and traditional sports. With over 70 years of experience in radio and television, he still sings for the people of Ekbatan every morning, bringing them memorable performances with his resonant voice.
Unique Experience in Media
Abbas Shir Khoda recalls the long years of his activity in media, reminiscing about the days when Shahnameh recitation reached its peak on television. He speaks of the importance of this art in Iranian culture and believes that the Shahnameh is not only a literary work but also a rich source of our culture and history. He says: "I am proud to have been able to convey my voice in this art to the people and keep it alive." This veteran coach also refers to the influential culture of traditional sports in society, considering it a part of national identity.
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Morning Performance in Ekbatan
Every morning, Master Shir Khoda warmly welcomes the people of Ekbatan with his pleasant voice. By performing traditional songs and verses from the Shahnameh, he creates a delightful and spiritual atmosphere for his listeners. He adds: "These performances are not just a job for me, but a mission. I want to pass on the culture and art of my country to future generations and familiarize them with Iranian history and values."
Master Shir Khoda advises the youth to pursue learning and preserving these arts and to take pride in their rich culture. He says: "These arts must be passed down from generation to generation to stay alive. We must teach teenagers and young people to protect and expand this culture."
Abbas Shir Khoda continues his activities with love and passion, striving to convey his voice to future generations. As a role model for the youth in the fields of sports and culture, he has a significant impact on his community and seeks to inspire others.
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