Twenty-Third Letter from Mohammad Mahdavifar to the Leader
In the Presence of the Exalted Leader of the Islamic Revolution His Excellency Ayatollah Khamenei, May His Glory Endure These
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Memoirs
The Arrest
Simultaneous with the unveiling of the Charter of Citizens’ Rights by the President, at the insistence of my friends and
Memoirs
The Neighboring Prisoner
I attended first grade in Aran and Bidgol. My father was a cleric. In 1355 [1976], he decided to move
Memoirs
Losing Faw
At the beginning of the year sixty-seven [1988], we started by losing Faw. I, along with several of my fellow
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Twenty-Second Letter from Mohammad Mahdavifar to the Leadership
To the Honorable Supreme Leader His Excellency Ayatollah Khamenei, may his glory remain Greetings and respect, As I speak to
Notes
The Air Is Unjustly Cold
In these cold days and nights, when I’m at home, I often place my chair close to the gas heater.
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Twenty-First Letter from Mohammad Mahdavifar to the Supreme Leader
To the Honorable Supreme Leader, His Holiness Ayatollah Khamenei, may his shadow endure, After greetings and expressions of respect, Each
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They Only Talk, We Take Action
Around noon on Wednesday, the sixth of Aban, three friends and I set off from Aran and Bidgol toward Tehran
Memoirs
Mother of Two Martyrs
One of my close friends is the brother of two martyrs. This summer, I was making my ablutions in the
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Caliph of the Muslims of the World, Guardian of the Muslims of the World
The self-proclaimed Caliph of the Muslims of the World has falsely attributed this position to himself, while the Guardian of
Memoirs
Who Is the Real Culprit?
In the morning of the year 1364 [1985], I left the house to buy some Barbari bread. I noticed that
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Choosing a Major
I have often told my children to strive for significant political positions in the future, such as the presidency, leadership,