Editing Mirza ali khandan (section)

==About the Parde (curtain)==
The curtain used by Morshed Khandan, is illustrated by Ostad (acknowledged master) Hossein Hamedani, and dates back more than 50 years. The length of the curtain (parde) is about 4 meters, and is one of the largest of its kind. The Parde (curtain) has many faces and gatherings painted upon it. The darvish curtains are fixed in its generalities but may be varied in details. The most important aspects in common are: 

- The division of the main spaces, such as: heaven on the top, earth, below, good characters placed higher than the evil ones and presence of the main characters in specific places. 

- Depicting of the main gatherings and some subsidiary but necessary gatherings, such as: Karbala, prisoner caravan, battle of [[Abbas B. Ali B. Abu Taleb|Abbas ibn Ali]] and Mared Ibn Sodeif, parents' curse, first night in the grave, [https://www.britannica.com/biography/al-Mutawakkil Mutawakkil]-e Abbasi, Tiflan-e Muslim, Blind Allahverdi and so on. Though it is possible that sometimes the faces change in position or size, but their presence on the curtain is certain.  [[File:Mirza ali khandan 10.jpg|thumb|]]- Use of ornamentation which on the new urban curtains is heavier, and on the older more original ones, is less. 

-A rectangular frame of small or very large size. 

- Colored space with symbolic meaning such as green for the Prophet's family and red for the antagonists.

- Emphasis on the graceful adjectives of the protagonists and the evil aspects of the antagonists in the painting of the faces, such as an innocent look, invoking a feeling of trust and faith, permanence and established position in placing faces with a feeling of sacredness, and antagonists painted expressing feelings of anger and varying in position and sometimes being very ugly.

- Harmonious surroundings around the good characters and chaos around the evil ones. 

- Familiar objects play an important role in making things happen such as, the water bottle and banner of [[Abbas B. Ali B. Abu Taleb|Abbas ibn Ali]], Darvish Kaboli's kashkul (special darvish container), Chavosh [[Hussain ibn Ali|Hussain]]'s banner, rosary in the gathering of Allahverdikhan.