SAVAK Cast a Black Shadow on the Law

It was anniversary of the 15th of Khordad (June 5, 1963), and Qom, especially Feyziyeh, had a different atmosphere. Every day, a notice and a tape of a speech arrived from Najaf, which was very encouraging; Imam [Khomeini] was specifically sensitive about memorializing this day, as he said after victory of the revolution, “The fifteenth of Khordad—we lost men with a strong will and young people left ...

Review Meeting of the Book "I wish this bullet had not been shot"

The review meeting of the book "I wish this bullet had not been shot" by Mr. Asghar Kazemi was held on Monday, June 24, 2024 under the auspices of the Culture and Art Studies Center for the Sustainability of the Arts Center. According to the program, the book was to be reviewed with the presence of the host Mr. Hossein Jodavi and the critics Mr. General Saeed Mohammad Ali and Hojjat al- Islam Saeed Fakhrzadeh, but due to the absence of General Mohammad Ali, ...

Education Days

A useful book about the studies of the history of the clergy

History scholars and researchers in other fields have always been interested in biographies of famous scientific, political and social figures. The stages of growth and influence of people and their milestones are usually considered in biographies. One of the goals of this work is to get to know more about how a person emerges and his relationship with the time in which he lived.

Memory of Mohammad Nabi Rudaki about Quds Operation-3

On the 10th of July 1985, Quds operation-3 was carried out by Imam Mahdi (AS) Battalion under the command of our brothers Jafar Alikar, Vali Nouri, Qasim ibn Al-Hassan (AS) Battalion under the command of Mr. Masoud Fotovat in the depth, and Imam Ali (AS) Battalion which was commanded by brothers Mandani Seyedi, Abdul Hossein Valipour, and Enayatullah Bazgir who worked on the heights of 194, 208, 214, 172, 128 and 137 in the front line.

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