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An easygoing man!
By: Esmaeil Zamani
During 7-8 months of jail, which I was with Mr. Rajaee , I found him very relaxed and easy going. This was one of the most important features of Mr. Rajaee. He was always modest in the face every occurrence of the jail; especially his contact with other prisoners or police forces he degree of kindness or probably anger and etc. A few prisoners had this characteristic. Whenever young activists entered the jail, the petty groups of hypocrites (Monafeqin) tried to attract them toward their organization. We were also very agitated at that time and put aside all our daily programs and tried to attract the newcomers to accept our notion. But Mr. Rajaee was very calm at those situations. Because he was quiet disciplined, balanced, and orderly, therefore he was more successful to attract the youth. The most important aspect of his morale was his tolerance .Even If he had deep animosity or friendship with somebody, it didn’t affect his apparent status. Many times other captives had argument and quarrel with other fellows or police. Then they couldn’t resist and soon ended up with hopelessness and become disappointed and eventually regretful. But we saw such a condition with Mr. Rajaee.
Source: The book of "The symbol of Perfection"
During 7-8 months of jail, which I was with Mr. Rajaee , I found him very relaxed and easy going. This was one of the most important features of Mr. Rajaee. He was always modest in the face every occurrence of the jail; especially his contact with other prisoners or police forces he degree of kindness or probably anger and etc. A few prisoners had this characteristic. Whenever young activists entered the jail, the petty groups of hypocrites (Monafeqin) tried to attract them toward their organization. We were also very agitated at that time and put aside all our daily programs and tried to attract the newcomers to accept our notion. But Mr. Rajaee was very calm at those situations. Because he was quiet disciplined, balanced, and orderly, therefore he was more successful to attract the youth. The most important aspect of his morale was his tolerance .Even If he had deep animosity or friendship with somebody, it didn’t affect his apparent status. Many times other captives had argument and quarrel with other fellows or police. Then they couldn’t resist and soon ended up with hopelessness and become disappointed and eventually regretful. But we saw such a condition with Mr. Rajaee.
Source: The book of "The symbol of Perfection"
