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National Museum of the Islamic Revolution and Holy Defense

The Seven Halls of the Museum
National Museum of the Islamic Revolution and Holy Defense revolves around a series of concepts from the beginning of Iran’s history until present times; the first hall is exclusively about the Islamic Revolution and the next six ones are related to the Holy Defense. Through the use of visual and conceptual media, these halls display the chronology of developments in Iran and present a totally new definition of the concept of museums.

Astaneh Hall (The Prelude)
Upon entering the museum, the visitors will be introduced to Iran’s ancient history and as to how the country’s geographical borders were shaped and finally stabilized with the victory of the Islamic Revolution; a history of struggle by some of Iran’s Iconic figures such as Sattar Khan and Mosaddegh. Some 38 monitors show the events that shaped Iran’s Islamic Revolution from 1953 to 1979 on a monthly basis. There can be found such Items as political graffiti dating back to the time of the revolution, 21 gold-coated G-3 guns which are a symbol of solidarity between the people and the army, pictures of Imam Khomeini, the founder of Islamic Revolution returning to the country and also scenes from the referendum which led to the establishment of the Islamic Republic of Iran.

The Hall of Wonder and Rightfulness
Although the all-out invasion of the Ba’athist army caught people by surprise, but the act of resistance and defense proved their rightfulness. This hall includes such parts and items as ruins of Khorramshahr city, Abadan refinery, scenes of Iraqi Ba’athist army attacks against residential areas and the resulting forced displacement of people from western regions of the country. Additionally, the bombardment of the cities has been simulated at the end of the hall.

The Hall of Defense
At the beginning of the hall visitors will see pictures related to the foreign media propaganda against Iran; reflections of these pictures are mirrored and then shattered on some steel cypress trees to form an artwork that implies insusceptibility of Iranian people against enemy’s misinformation and psychological warfare. Coming next is a sub-hall dedicated to Imam Khomeini’s wartime speeches addressed to the people who would be highly inspired by them.
Next come two bunkers depicting harsh weather condition in northwestern and also southern regions of the war zones. 
On some glass stands, are shown pictures of Iranian people from various ethnicities moving towards the battle fronts. In another section of the hall samples of people’s donations to the front are showcased.

The Hall of Tranquility and Confrontation
The hall begins with reconstructed models of Iranian commanders’ bunkers and headquarters followed by Iraqi fortifications and minefields. The visitors will also walk on a scale model of Kheibar floating bridge, the longest of its type in the world. Bunkers of Iraqi Ba’athist commanders and Saddam Hussein’s special bunker constitute the next part of this hall. Then it’s time to confront the enemy:  concise descriptions of some 20 Iranian operations are displayed on monitors adjacent to which can be seen commonly used weapons, military equipment and several Iranian-made drones all dating back to wartime. Other issues highlighted in the hall include Katyusha multiple rocket launcher, Martyr Avini 3D show, MKO terrorist attacks and some keepsake objects belonging to scientists of nuclear energy targeted by MKO hypocrites.

The Hall of Martyrdom
The fifth hall mostly focuses on spiritual and human aspect of Holy Defense; right at the entrance the visitors will be walking on a bridge which is a symbol of martyrdom and passing from the mundane life to the eternal blissful life of the hereafter. Next come the reconstructed shrines of Imam Hussayn (p.b.u.h) and his honorable brother Hazrat Abbas (p.b.u.h), whose heroic deeds on the day of Ashura was a great source of inspiration for Iranian soldiers during the 8-year Holy defense.
Statues of well-known Iranian commanders during the war is another highlight of the hall. Other topics covered here include victims of chemical attacks, war disables veterans, missing soldiers and unknown martyrs, and finally prisoners of war.

The Hall of Victory
The first part of the sixth hall centers on two subjects: firstly, a pictorial depiction of Saddam’s crime-ridden life until his execution in 2006 and secondly, Saddam’s allies who supported him in every imaginable way during the war that he unjustly waged against Iran. The second part of the hall tries to reconstruct Beit-ol-Moghaddas operation, the most successful and brilliant Iranian operation during the 8-year impose war.
Moreover, there is a room-like section at the end of the hall with major events of the last year of the war as its subject; such topics as UN resolution 598 and America’s shooting down of an Iranian airliner.

The Conclusion
The hall is mainly about the major events and developments of the country’s post-war period; such incidents as the deeply saddening demise of Imam Khomeini (p.b.u.h) whose memorable funeral brought millions of his followers to the street through the whole country. The next topic to be covered is the appointment of Ayatollah Khamenei as the new leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran. The final section of the hall is dedicated to displaying some of the achievements of the Islamic Revolution and Holy defense in various fields such as military, political, scientific and nuclear energy.