Excerpt from the Memoirs of General Mohammad Jafar Asadi

An Eternal Lie!

From the south, we were not very comfortable, but there was no time to hesitate. We left the work to the battalions and went west with Qassem Soleimani and a number of Mahdi officials. Later it turned out that in order to send a message to the hypocrites, they had said that the situation in Iran was not stable; you are like a snowball that if you ...

The 368th Night of Remembrance – Part 2

The 368th session of the Night of Remembrance took place on 1 Khordad 1404 at the Andisheh Hall of the Artistic Sect of the Islamic Republic, dedicated to commemorating the martyrs of public service. In this gathering, Seyed Mohammad Jowzi, Sardar Nasrollah Saeedi, and Masoud Dehnamaki shared their personal accounts. The session was hosted by Davoud Salehi.

Agents in Search for the Fighter

[Interview with Fatemeh Amir Hosseini 2019/03/08.] The agents were always at our house. They would come day and night, turn the house upside down, mess up the library. For example, I remember we had the book Eqtesadona (Our Economy) by Mr. Sadr, and Imam Khomeini’s Resaleh (Treatise). We had many books—they would pack some of them up and take them away. Then the next day, they would knock again. Back then, our house was on Ghiyasi Street. We were really distressed.

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