Editing ASHURA: THIS BLOOD SPILLED IN MY VEINS (section)

== Abstract of chapters ==

=== Chapter 1: Ashura; or, Torturous Memory as a Condition of Possibility of an Unconditional Promise ===
The author talks about forgetfulness and the permanence of memory as a principle, and then examines the reasons for persistence. He extends this principle to [[Ashura]] in this way:

''"The memory that the ceremony of Ashura is trying to maintain is not only or mainly that of the past, but the memory of the future, that of the promise of the coming of the Mahdi, the Shi‘ite messiah, as well as the corresponding  promise of [[Twelver Shi’a|Twelver Shi‘ites]] to wait for him."''

=== Chapter 2: This Blood Spilled in My Veins ===
This chapter contains bloody photos of that particular type of mourning mentioned in the book description section.

=== Chapter 3: Martyrs ===
In this chapter, the author explains and interprets the word [[Martyrdom|martyr]] and in this regard, examines the conjunction of witnessing and death. He goes on to name the killings and bombings that have taken place in various places and condemns them, whether they are imitations or not.

=== Chapter 4: Posthumous Martyrs ===
In this chapter, the author collects a number of photos of prominent martyrs for thinking about this slogan:

''"Photographs are a way of preservation against death, but what would that way of preservation matter if in order to see them with a piercing sight, one that goes through so many veils, one would have to be already dead."''