Prerequisites for entering the history of thought

The history of thought and the transformations related to intellectual currents have always been fascinating to historians and enthusiasts of historical studies. The history of thought seeks to understand how ideas form, spread and evolve. Along this path, the thinkers themselves or their supporters and critics who have closely witnessed the development, expansion and transformation of the said ideas, ...

An Excerpt from the Memoirs of War Veteran Ali Seffati

Khizr

In the final days of Esfand (late March), news arrived from the Karbala Headquarters instructing us to swiftly dismantle all our installations and proceed toward the western front. The announcement was both abrupt and unexpected. Our first destination was Ahvaz, where we were to receive further instructions. Brother Jokar was entrusted with leading the first convoy, while I was to assume responsibility ...

Commander of the 42nd Combat Engineer Division

The Narrative of Mohammad Reza Eidi Attarzadeh

The book "Oral History of Sacred Defense: The Narrative of Mohammad Reza Eidi Attarzadeh" written by Mohammad Reza Moshfeghi Khamenei and edited by Abbas Abdolmalaki, was published by the Sacred Defense Documents and Research Center in 2024. Mohammad Reza Attarzadeh was born on November 23, 1959 in Dezful.

Ayatollah Salehi Najafabadi narrates exile to Mahabad

A few days after being summoned to the Tuyserkan police station and threatened by its chief, they handed us a letter from Qom. The letter was from a commission that had originally signed the exile orders for 26 people. It stated that we should pack our belongings and go from Tuyserkan to Mahabad to continue our exile. It was mid-summer, 1354 (late August 1975) when we had to move.

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