Dabira Azam Street / Mossadegh Street

Ayatollah Kashani Street or Dabira Azam Street is a street in Kermanshah and is one of the important streets that starts from Enghelab Square (former municipality) and extends to Mossadegh Square (Ayatollah Kashani). This street is 490 meters long in the northeast-southwest direction in District 4 of Kermanshah Municipality.
Naming
The official name of this street was Shah Street before the revolution and then it was changed to Ayatollah Kashani Street, but neither of these two names was accepted by the people and it is still called Dabira-e-Azam Street. [Citation needed] Dabira-e-Azam Mohammad Hassan Khan Madani Mo'in al-Kitab was one of the periodic secretaries of the governments of Kermanshah in the late Qajar period, when he was the head of the Ministry of Justice during the tenure of Ali Akbar Davar as the Minister of Justice. Mirza Mohammad Hassan Khan Madani, the son of Haj Hakim Bashi, was appointed secretary of Hesam al-Mulk for his calligraphy skills. After a while, he went to Tehran and in the court of Muzaffar al-Din Shah, he reached the rank of Khalat and then Emad al-Satna, and finally he was nicknamed the Secretary General. He died in 1323. The house of Mohammad Hassanijan Madani Moinat al-Kitab (Secretary General) in Alafkhaneh neighborhood has been nationally registered as the house of Moinat al-Kitab.
History
Former Municipality Square in the northeast of Dabira Azam Street, 1317. The entrance gate of Dabira Azam Street can be seen on the left side of the image.
Dabira Azam Street was introduced as a public arena in Kermanshah in the 1940s. Existence of many passages, cafes, restaurants, cinemas and bookstores made this street a place for young people to spend time and wander. In the past, there were four cinemas on this street: Crystal Cinema, Metropol, Diana (Moonlight), and Moulin Rouge, all of which were closed and abandoned after the 1978 revolution. [1] One of the oldest hotels in Kermanshah, Biston Hotel, is also located in this The street was built. [2]
The proximity of Dabira Azam Street to the former Kermanshah Governor's Palace, as well as the Iran-Soviet Cultural Association (on the north side of Mossadegh Square) and the British Publishing and Propaganda Office (on the west side of the former Municipality Square, ground floor 2, next to Armenian Alley) on political and historical significance This street has been added.

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