The 339th Night of Memory -2

Mail Carrier

The 339th Night of Memory titled "Mail Carrier" was held on Thursday, September 29, 2022, with the presence of the Postbank family of the country in Soreh Hall of the Arts Hall presented by Dawood Salehi. The first narrator of the program, Mrs. Maryam Katebi continued her words about sending to Kurdestaan and said: We were told to be ready to go. Now we also take ammunition from the barracks and give it to you.

Book Review

Lasting Contrivance

Interview with Dr. Hossein Khatibi

Lasting Contrivance is an interview with Dr. Hossein Khatibi about benefiting from the oral history research method. Dr. Khatibi is a professor of Persian Language and Literature, a contemporary writer and a poet. He was a member and vice-speaker of the National Consultative Assembly for four periods. This book describes the evolution of Persian language and literature education in universities, the activities of the Red Lion and Sun Society inside and outside the country, ...

The Death of Imam Khomeini in the Memoir of Hashemi Rafsanjani

I moved towards Beit [house] of Imam. I arrived at the hospital near Beit at 8:35 a.m. Mr. Khamenei had arrived before me. Imam had been anesthetized. He was on the operating bed. We watched the operation from CCTV. It took more than two hours. During the surgery, the news suggested satisfaction of the doctors. Imams family was also there. They were more patient than me. They were relaxed. Mr. Mousavi Ardabili also came.

Incomplete Minaret of the Mosque

At the beginning of Khordad 1353 (May 1974), the students of Haqqani School were gradually preparing for the summer vacation. I talked to some of my religious student friends and said: "Let us go to Ardebil and Sarein together for a trip." Of course, I did not mention any problems that happened to me in that city. We left Qom with friends for a ten-day trip at the beginning of the month of Tir (June).

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