Mahdi Rasouli
Haj Mahdi Rasouli حاج مهدی رسولی زنجانی | |
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| Background information | |
| Birth name | حاج مهدی رسولی زنجانی |
| Also known as | حاج مهدی رسولی زنجانی |
| Born | August 3, 1988 Zanjan, Iran |
| Origin | زنجان |
| Genres | زمینه شور تک واحد واحد تند |
| Occupation | Religious singer |
| Years active | 1998–present |
Mahdi Rasouli (Persian: مهدی رسولي) is a Maddah (religious singer) born on the third of August 1988 in Zanjan, Iran .[1] He is one of Iran’s most prominent religious orators.[2] Mahdi Rasouli performs Maddahi in four languages: Persian, Arabic, Turkish and Azerbaijani. He normally holds his Hei'ats (public places for religious rituals/mourning) in Hei'at Sarallah Zanjan, in Zanjan.[3] He also has held maddahis/dhikrs in the office of the supreme leader of Iran, as well as other countries such as Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Georgia, Turkey and Russia.[4]
Background and family
Mahdi Rasouli is a civil engineering graduate from Zanjan University and a bachelor's degree in cultural affairs management and a master's degree in Quran and Hadith sciences from Dar al-Hadith University.[5] Mahdi Rasouli grew up in a religious family and his father was in charge of the headquarters of the 36th Ansar Brigade during the Iran-Iraq war and was martyred in November 1990 in Kurdistan when Mahdi Rasouli was two years old. He is married and has two children, a daughter and a son.[6]
References
- ^ Who is Mahdi Rasouli, Tabnak
- ^ Hawramy, Fazel (5 October 2022). "Iran's top religious orator fired missiles at Kurdish locations as unrest grows". Rûdaw. Retrieved 1 June 2025.
- ^ "Biography of Mahdi Rasouli". ilna (in Persian).
- ^ "َA Noha that the leader of the revolution appreciated". snn.ir (in Persian).
- ^ "َAbout Mahdi Rasouli". tabnak (in Persian).
- ^ "َbiography of Mahdi Rasouli". namnak (in Persian).