The Unforgettable (28):
Comrades' Fashion When Off
Navideshahed: When off, all Basiji fighters' fashion, without exception, was to visit their friends and comrades' graves. Every Every one going to his comrade's grave spoke to him in order to express the promises that they have fulfilled and should fulfill for each other.
When off, all Basiji fighters' fashion, without exception, was to visit their friends and comrades' graves. Every one going to his comrade's grave spoke to him in order to express the promises that they have fulfilled and should fulfill for each other.
On that night when we held the evening and night prayer in the mosque, we went to the public graveyard to visit the grave of our martyred friends or comrades. In fact we went there to see the graves of those martyrs who abandoned us so immediately and quickly. We sat near the grave of martyr Haj Ahmad. We talked about different issues. We had many complaints to express, everybody would say something and I can say that somehow we had a good connection with the martyrs.
That night and many other nights passed like that. It seemed that the ambitions of many of other war veterans such as Reza Jawadi and Amir Jawadi came true and they joined their martyred friends and comrades soon.
The End
By: Mortaza Zohdi
Source: The Unforgettable, Hassan Shakib Zadeh, Shahed Publications, 2011
When off, all Basiji fighters' fashion, without exception, was to visit their friends and comrades' graves. Every one going to his comrade's grave spoke to him in order to express the promises that they have fulfilled and should fulfill for each other. On that night when we held the evening and night prayer in the mosque, we went to the public graveyard to visit the grave of our martyred friends or comrades. In fact we went there to see the graves of those martyrs who abandoned us so immediately and quickly. We sat near the grave of martyr Haj Ahmad. We talked about different issues. We had many complaints to express, everybody would say something and I can say that somehow we had a good connection with the martyrs. That night and many other nights passed like that. It seemed that the ambitions of many of other war veterans such as Reza Jawadi and Amir Jawadi came true and they joined their martyred friends and comrades soon. The End By: Mortaza Zohdi Source: The Unforgettable, Hassan Shakib Zadeh, Shahed Publications, 2011
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