He holds a bachelor's degree in psychology and is one of the eulogists who has created lasting pieces and eulogies in recent years; pieces that have been highly appreciated by young people.

Reciting the Quran from childhood

I lost my father in 1972 when I was 9 years old, and I started reading the Quran from that time until I was reciting it professionally for a few years.

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We were Husseini from the beginning.

Both my grandfathers (paternal and maternal) were religious scholars. My maternal grandfather, Hajj Mirza Hassan Askarian, was a madhhab scholar whose Husseiniyeh is still in existence.

My late father and his family also had a delegation of supplicants to Ms. Sakineh, and this caused us to see ourselves in the system of Sayyid al-Shohada from the moment we opened our eyes.

How did I become a fan?

The spark of my eulogy began in 1998 at a Samno Pazan meeting in the Shemiran neighborhood, when Hajj Agha Hojjat Kasra saw me reciting the Quran and asked me why I wasn't eulogizing.

It was after that that I went to their classes at their invitation, and after two months of going back and forth, I started giving eulogies, and six months later I was in the big meetings.

Establishment of the Board

In 2001, I decided to hold a meeting for the children of Shemiran. We consulted with my brother, friends, and Hajj Agha Kasra and organized a meeting.

Hajj Agha Kasra chose three names and told them to put the names in the middle of the Quran and open it to see which one comes up. When we opened it, the name of Lady Hazrat Zahra came out.

We also chose the name Rayhanah al-Nabi (PBUH) for the delegation.

My uncle is a martyr.

My uncle, the martyr Mohammadjid Askarian, is buried in Imamzadeh Ali Akbar (Chizar). Sometimes when I compose a new dirge, I first go to his grave and sing it.

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Delegation for North Tehran

A culture must be created everywhere in Iran for young people to go on delegations, especially in Tehran and northern Tehran, which are in a way the front lines of the soft war.

The line of faith and disbelief

You see, throughout history, the line of faith and disbelief, the line of truth and falsehood, have always moved side by side. It is not as if you think that this confrontation was only for our era, it has been like this at every moment.

My teacher and role model

My teacher is Hajj Agha Kasra, but Hajj Ali Ghorbani is my role model. I love him in every way and I will never be able to reach his feet.

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Imamzadeh Qasim Shrine

I have a special connection with Imamzadeh Qasim, from where I started the delegation meetings, and I have heard a lot about him and visit his shrine a lot.

Servant of Imam Hussein

I wish to God that wherever I am, only Abu Abdullah looks at me. The important thing is to do our service well wherever we are. Sometimes serving is just posting a story, but because you do it right, it is accepted.

Mohammad Hossein Pouyanfar

From charity to advice to the president

This Ahl al-Bayt (a.s.) praiser, who runs a charity called Hamadari, sarcastically tells the president: "Those who call for polls should also take their cars to deprived areas of Tehran."

The happiest group

Injustice and children studying in Europe and America depress young people. The most vibrant and happiest group are those who are from the Imam Hussein Shrine.

Mohammad Hossein Pouyanfar's marital status and wife

There is no exact information available about the marital status and wife of Mohammad Hossein Pouyanfar.

He is said to be married.