Roots do not die in the wind.
A collection of stories by Ruak Dar Al-Zakr.
His eyes were so red from crying that I hesitated for a few moments. When I opened the conversation he said: "I hate it, I can't talk." I looked into his eyes for a few seconds. I said: "I know, but these moments and feelings need to be recorded." The people of today and the future need to know why we come here and what these cries and sorrows are for." I looked into his dark red eyes again. The length of his gaze reached Dar al-Zakr. It was as if he was asking permission from his imam.
He began with the same resentment: "People really love them from the heart and soul. Wherever you go, the man talks; In shops, bakeries, cars and the like, people shed tears for him from the bottom of their hearts. My daughter said after Aga's martyrdom: "If I had lost my father, I would not have been so sad as I was sad for him."
His hatred came to life for the umpteenth time during our conversation. He continued: "The person dearest to me is Mr. I have a special devotion to them. It's a lot of trouble for us. Can you describe 47 years in one moment? You can't go to Karbala much. During the 12-day war, in Karbala, all of us together with the Iraqi women prayed for the man's health and read the Koran.
His tears came back to life. His voice weakened and his anger did not allow him to speak clearly. He said: "I was on my way to Sarpol when I heard the news about the martyrdom. I couldn't take it and I was in the hospital for four days. Do you believe?! This is my first pilgrimage after the martyrdom of Mr. By the way I said, I only want one thing from Imam Reza; I have even one day left of my life to see the traitors uprooted! The pain of betrayal is the pain of man."
He swallowed his hatred, cleared his voice and continued: “They took our loved ones from us, but they couldn't cut their roots! "Our leader has roots... ".
Articles in the Khamenei media. IR on the events of the presence of people near the lighted tomb of the slain leader of the revolution in the Dar al-Zakr portico of the holy shrine of Ali bin Musyal Raza (AS), Mahar 1405.