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In the presence of Imam Khomeini (R.A.) extinguishing the additional menorah in the presence of frontline commanders Perhaps one of the most beautiful moments in the war life of all the commanders and central fighters was the meetings they had with Imam Khomeini after the operations ended. Seeing that old Farzan, it was as if the fatigue of the operation disappeared from the souls and water ran over the warmth of the friends of the slain in the coolness of the presence of that great leader. Some of those meetings I remember more than others; Because I learned great lessons. In these meetings, the senses were attentive to the smallest actions of that heavenly person, each of which contained a wisdom that was more effective than reading dozens of books on ethics and mysticism. At one of these meetings, until the imam arrived in the room and sat down on a chair, the dead Hasan Bagri asked for permission to take two or three photos as a souvenir with the camera he had brought. The Imam said: "What is wrong with my son?! One of the bodyguards pointed out that the flash of the camera was not good for the imam's eyes, Hassan turned on the lamp in the room so that the pictures would not be damaged. He quickly took three or four pictures in a row and sat down. Silence prevailed in the room. Mr. (Mohsan) Razai was ready to present a report when the Imam rose from his chair. Everyone stood up with him and looked at each other in surprise. The imam passed by the commanders and turned off the light switch. There was no need for lamps at that time of day, but it was interesting to all of us why no one noticed this matter, and what is more interesting is why the imam did not order anyone to turn off the lights and personally stood up and pressed the switch! Narrator: Sergeant "Mohammed Jafar Asadi", commander of the 33rd Al-Mahdi Division (AS) during the years of the Holy Defense; The book "Third Instruction" cited by the Haganah press is slow Sorosh+ | Telegram Instagram.

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In the presence of Imam Khomeini (R.A.) extinguishing the additional menorah in the presence of frontline commanders Perhaps one of the most beautiful moments in the war life of all the commanders and central fighters was the meetings they had with Imam Khomeini after the operations ended. Seeing that old Farzan, it was as if the fatigue of the operation disappeared from the souls and water ran over the warmth of the friends of the slain in the coolness of the presence of that great leader. Some of those meetings I remember more than others; Because I learned great lessons. In these meetings, the senses were attentive to the smallest actions of that heavenly person, each of which contained a wisdom that was more effective than reading dozens of books on ethics and mysticism. At one of these meetings, until the imam arrived in the room and sat down on a chair, the dead Hasan Bagri asked for permission to take two or three photos as a souvenir with the camera he had brought. The Imam said: "What is wrong with my son?! One of the bodyguards pointed out that the flash of the camera was not good for the imam's eyes, Hassan turned on the lamp in the room so that the pictures would not be damaged. He quickly took three or four pictures in a row and sat down. Silence prevailed in the room. Mr. (Mohsan) Razai was ready to present a report when the Imam rose from his chair. Everyone stood up with him and looked at each other in surprise. The imam passed by the commanders and turned off the light switch. There was no need for lamps at that time of day, but it was interesting to all of us why no one noticed this matter, and what is more interesting is why the imam did not order anyone to turn off the lights and personally stood up and pressed the switch! Narrator: Sergeant "Mohammed Jafar Asadi", commander of the 33rd Al-Mahdi Division (AS) during the years of the Holy Defense; The book "Third Instruction" cited by the Haganah press is slow Sorosh+ | Telegram Instagram.

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