27th Memorial

Death of Imam Khomeini in the Mirror of Memories

First symptoms of cardiac pain appeared in early 1979. Man of hard days of exile and steadfast leader of the Iranian people, suffered heart condition one year after the victory of Islamic Revolution. A medical group was in charge of Imam Khomeini’s health for 10 years of whom Dr. Hassan Arefi is to be mentioned. He would monitor Imam’s physical condition on a daily basis and later published his medical reports on treatments and terms in a book titled “Physician of Hearts”. However, such medical care was not merely concerning his cardiac condition.

Memoirs of Abdolreza Zamanı Gandomani

Protecting Jamaran and meeting Imam Khomeini

The month of Khordad 14th (on June 14th) is reminiscent for the days of the divine ascension of the founder of the Islamic Revolution in 1368 (1989), a man who disturbed monarchical system and could change the fate of Iran up to now, and made salient footprint in history of Iran. There are many individuals who have a lot of memories to narrate about the month of khordad in 1368. Abdolreza Zamanı Gandomani was one of persons who attended to jamaran in those days, and in addition close relationship with Imam Khomeini, he remembers a lot of memoirs about hot days of the mounth of khordad. You read a interview of Oral history and he.

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