13 Facts About Ali Abdolrezaei

Ali Abdolrezaei is the leader of the Iranarchist party, a movement in Iran fighting against the Islamic Republic.

Ali Abdolrezaei was born on 10 April 1969 into a middle-class farming and merchant family in the northern city of Langerud, Iran.

Ali Abdolrezaei received many invitations to lecture on poetry, but only accepted those extended by universities.

Ali Abdolrezaei began considering invitations from foreign publishing companies, scholarly societies, and individuals to give lectures and read poetry outside of Iran.

In light of this uprising, Ali Abdolrezaei's students appealed to him to change the focus of the studies and to campaign against the prevalent corruptions.

Twelve volumes of Ali Abdolrezaei's poetry were published while he lived in Iran; the remainder have been published in exile.

Ali Abdolrezaei's books met with high demand and underwent several rounds of publications.

Ali Abdolrezaei's poems have been translated into many languages including English, German, French, Turkish, Spanish, Arabic, Portuguese, Dutch, Swedish, Finnish, Croatian and Urdu.

Ali Abdolrezaei's poetry became renowned amongst Iranians in the 1990s for its artful handling of difficult subjects.

In politics, Ali Abdolrezaei believes that true democracy never features a "top-down" structure.

Ali Abdolrezaei pursued his strong interest in bottom-up, anti-authority political stances by delving into the study of Anarchism and Eco-Socialism beginning around the year 2000.

Ali Abdolrezaei began speaking about it at underground gatherings and published multitudinous Anarchist essays, for which the Internet became a primary mode of dissemination.

In philosophy Ali Abdolrezaei is influenced by Friedrich Nietzsche, Michel Foucault, Marquis de Sade and Gilles Deleuze.