The strategic view of "Mohsen Cherik" on the fight against arrogance Saint Gulab Bakhsh said: "The war with Iraq is an educational battle for us. Our main battle is in grades and global arrogance. You still have time to fight." Mordian considers these words to be a sign of a commander's strategic outlook and vision. Saint Said Gulabakhsh, known as Mohsen Cherik, was one of the strongest and least known commanders of the first years of the Islamic Revolution and the Holy Defense; A warrior who relied on his faith, military knowledge, guerrilla training and his leadership spirit, he played a role in the Gonabad, Tabriz and Kurdistan events, and was murdered on the 7th of Ibn 1359 during the operation to liberate the Romans of Afsharabad. Sardar Parjula Moradian, one of his friends, in his memoirs, tells of a commander whose presence on the battlefield gave morale to the fighters and his view of the war was beyond the daily battles.