The Prison of oblivion

"The Prison of Oblivion" is a comprehensive research study that focuses on the first political prison in Iran, established during the Sassanid era in 230 AD. The book examines the historical and legal aspects of this institution, as well as the relationships between the government and the prisoners. It highlights the living conditions of notable political prisoners from this era, possibly including Manes, the prophet. Through the analysis of names, places, and the use of the prison, the work provides deep insights into the justice system and the political structures of ancient Iran during its peak. Written by Harun Vahouman, this non-fiction book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history and political conditions in Iran.