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A letter to my dear children.

תרגם לעברית

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A letter to my dear children.

We are committed to reaching the heights of progress Ayatollah Seyed Jamaatvi Khamenei, the supreme leader of the revolution, in response to collective letters from students from all over the country that they sent to Muzamela in recent months, saw their determination and sense of responsibility to build the future as a link between the leadership and the youth, and emphasized efforts and renewed faith in science and faith. increase Iran's power and authority. The wording of the response of the great leader of the revolution is as follows: Basma Ta'ali.

Hello my dear children; I read your kind letters. Thank you for your kindness, young and motivated students, and I say a special prayer for everyone who has given me a privilege. In your letters and in many young people and students who support this humble man, the determination and sense of responsibility to build the future shines. This firm alliance is a precious trust rooted in the pure Islamic school of Muhammad, may God bless him and grant him peace, and the legacy of Khomeini the Great and Khomeini, the Saint of the Most High. For this purpose, as much as you can, equip yourself with the weapons of knowledge and faith, ennoble the soul and humanity in God, and get to know deeply the teachings of the Qur'an and the Ahl al-Bayt, peace be upon them, and with work and double initiative, increase the power and authority of the dear worshipers of Iran, Allah Farja, our Lord, so that with the help of our Lord. Al-Sharif, the allied armies can march towards the heights of Islamic-Iranian progress and civilization as far as possible. It will come true faster, God willing. Seyyed Jutbi Hosseini Khamenei November 6, 1405.

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