The campaign 'Who is Imam Mahdi?' started its activities on November 5 at Imam Khomeini Metro Station. This campaign aims to enhance cultural awareness and promote reading among metro passengers by providing various booths for interested individuals.
Cultural booths and educational workshops
In this campaign, the booths are divided into three main sections. The first section is dedicated to free audio workshops titled 'Come, take your problem-solving solution, and go!' These workshops provide citizens with an opportunity to learn about new experiences and solutions to their problems through free consultations.
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Introduction of online magazines and self-awareness books
The second section of the campaign is dedicated to introducing online magazines for teenagers titled 'Know Yourself and Love Yourself.' These magazines help teenagers better understand themselves and focus on their personal growth. Additionally, in this section, self-awareness books for children and teenagers are sold at a 20% discount, providing a great opportunity for families to encourage their children to read.
The 'Paper Donation' initiative and second-hand books
The third section of the campaign is dedicated to the 'Paper Donation' initiative, which aims to promote a culture of reading and provide second-hand books at very reasonable prices. These books are displayed and accessible to metro passengers at a quarter of their original price, making it an excellent opportunity for those looking for affordable reading material.
The campaign 'Who is Imam Mahdi?' is open daily from 8 AM to 10 PM at Imam Khomeini Metro Station and will continue until November 21. This program not only provides an opportunity to become acquainted with Islamic culture and literature but also helps individuals engage in self-awareness and personal growth. Given the variety of activities and booths in this campaign, a significant turnout from citizens is expected.
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