Examination the Symptoms of Ashura in the Cliparts for children

One of the important issues that has entered the field of literary and artistic criticism in recent years is the topic of cultural semiotics. The relationship between cultural growth and symptoms is one of the most controversial issues that has entered the field of child and adolescent studies through technology. Considering the creation, promotion and transfer of Ashura culture among the younger generation in the era of technology and media, has produced numerous cliparts for the children and teenagers in Iran. The semantics of signs in lyrics and images of clip art can be analyzed and criticized. In this paper, we used a descriptive-analytical method to examine the outer and inner layers of the signs in the Ashura clip art in "Object Objectivity" and "Transmission". The purpose of this study is to determine the role of signs in the creation, transfer and continuation of Ashura culture by means of poetry and illustration in animated cliparts for children .The findings show that in most of the selected cliparts, the outer layers of the signs have direct messages, and the creators have put in place shared doctrines based on social religious culture with the poetry and the image for children. Among the main teachings of Ashura are a more martyrdom and a significant part of the signs associated with the oppression of the Prophet Muhammad's family. There are weaknesses in the inner layers of the signs, the most important of which is the limitation in the capacity to extract.