Organizing the first committee in Tehran

A few days after arriving in Tehran, Mr. Ali Ahi, one of my scholar and eulogist friends, came to our house with one of his fellows. They asked me to be the prayer leader of Saheb Al-Zaman Mosque in Javadieh Street, in Sar Asiyab Dolab quarters. The last prayer leader, was Mr. Sehikh Javad Khorasani, who had passed away less than a year before. Anyhow, I accepted their invitation.

The incident of the 11th of Muharram 1978 in Damghan city

Based on a memory, a news, and five government reports

By the arrival of the month of Muharram and the publication of Imam Khomeini's message, the use of this month by fighters, preachers, and orators to reveal the true face of the Pahlavi regime, the struggles, marches, and demonstrations of the people grew, became more intense, and had a larger population than in the past. As in the Tasua and ...

365th Night of Memory – 4

The 365th show of Night of Memory entitled "Waiting" was held in Andisheh Hall of the Art Center of the Islamic Revolution on the 4th of Bahman 1403 (January 23, 2025). Several combatants of the Martyrdom Battalion of "The 27th Division of Mohammad Rasoullollah (SAWA)" narrated their memoirs. The wives and mothers of the martyrs attended the show. Mr. Ahmad Karimi, Mrs. Maryam ...

Excerpt from the Memoirs of Mehdi Chamran

The Journey of the Members of the Supreme Islamic Shia Council of Lebanon to Iran

"... At that time, Dr. Mostafa Chamran had not yet arrived in Iran; he was still in Lebanon. We were eagerly anticipating his arrival… One day, while I was walking through the corridors of the Prime Minister’s Office—since my duties during those days were predominantly based there— ...

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