The story of Atash Sabz is taken from the ancient and mythological narrative of Sang Sabour. Sang Sabor is the story of a girl named Nardane, who is told by an inner voice: "She will marry a dead man." One day Nardane suddenly enters an old castle. In one of the rooms of this legendary castle, he finds a dead man with seven arrows in his body. There is a book in the room, Nardane took the book and read "In the name of God Almighty", this book has seven hadiths, and Nardane should read one hadith every day and eat an almond kernel every day, and after each day take out an arrow (needle) from the man's body, and at the end of the seventh hadith, the dead man will come back to life and marry him.
The story of Atash Sabz is taken from the ancient and mythological narrative of Sang Sabour. Sang Sabor is the story of a girl named Nardane, who is told by an inner voice: "She will marry a dead man." One day Nardane suddenly enters an old castle. In one of the rooms of this legendary castle, he finds a dead man with seven arrows in his body. There is a book in the room, Nardane took the book and read "In the name of God Almighty", this book has seven hadiths, and Nardane should read one hadith every day and eat an almond kernel every day, and after each day take out an arrow (needle) from the man's body, and at the end of the seventh hadith, the dead man will come back to life and marry him.
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