
We were getting ready to take part in the military operation ‘Beitol Moghadas’. Martyr Saeed Imam Jomeh who had been injured during the previous military operation came there with his stick. When I saw him, I was so surprised; I was surprised because with this health condition he had come to the battlefields once again to take part in the military operation ‘Beitol Moghadas’.
He was a person who was liked by all the persons. He always had a camera with himself. I had really guessed that he will be martyred. They had special energy and all the fighters and comrades had been united to push back the Iraqis from Khorramshahr.
I had a little opportunity and I found Saeed. We hugged each other and I said: “Saeed please promise me, if you were martyred to ask God to forgive me? He laughed and he asked me the same request, but what were his destiny and my destiny? He was martyred in the same military operation in the way of defending the ambitions of Islamic revolution and freedom of Khorramshahr.
The End
By: Mohsen Sabagh
Source: The Unforgettable, Hassan Shakib Zadeh, Shahed Publications, 2011
We were getting ready to take part in the military operation ‘Beitol Moghadas’. Martyr Saeed Imam Jomeh who had been injured during the previous military operation came there with his stick. When I saw him, I was so surprised; I was surprised because with this health condition he had come to the battlefields once again to take part in the military operation ‘Beitol Moghadas’.
He was a person who was liked by all the persons. He always had a camera with himself. I had really guessed that he will be martyred. They had special energy and all the fighters and comrades had been united to push back the Iraqis from Khorramshahr.
I had a little opportunity and I found Saeed. We hugged each other and I said: “Saeed please promise me, if you were martyred to ask God to forgive me? He laughed and he asked me the same request, but what were his destiny and my destiny? He was martyred in the same military operation in the way of defending the ambitions of Islamic revolution and freedom of Khorramshahr.
The End
By: Mohsen Sabagh
Source: The Unforgettable, Hassan Shakib Zadeh, Shahed Publications, 2011