Commitment to Safeguard Islamic Revolution

Maryam Sarvani, The high school teacher who participated in the today rally held in Tehran underscored the necessity of marking the anniversary of Islamic Revolution in Iran.

“Iranian people should not absent themselves from participating in this event, “said Maryam Sarvani stating that each one of us should be committed to keeping this system safe and defending revolution against the enemies.

“We should be conscious of plots hatched by the enemies and try to neutralize them,”? she underlined.
Sarvani went on,”? Many people dedicate their lives to building this system and devote their time and energy to it, so it is incumbent upon us to keep it safe.”?

“Western countries boast of their achievements but they should know that we did a better job considering this tense condition and sanctions they imposed to Iran,”? she underlined.

“Not once have been they fair till now, regarding Iran nuclear peaceful activities,”? Sarvani mentioned as added,”? Western countries should solve their own problems, their economic crisis is as close as apocalypse, people protest and chaos in their countries is literally obvious.”?

Hamid Hasani, an engineer, also in an interview with Taqrib News Agency, pointed to the key role of Islamic Revolution in recent uprisings in the Muslim countries and said,”? Muslim countries took Iran revolution as a model and now stand against the capricious and unfair system of governing in their countries.”?

“At this time Muslims are tired of blasphemous and profane act perpetrated by the despotic governments,”? he underlined.

“Muslim countries are blessed with high potentialities,”? said Hasani stating that they should know just who they are.

He pointed to the duty of all Iranian people and underscored,”? Iranians should contribute to this realm and do our best for accomplishing the goals of this revolution.”?

“It is incumbent upon us to follow the steps of Imam Khomeini and fulfill his goals,”? Hamid Hasani underlined.

Millions of Iranians have staged massive rallies both at home and abroad to celebrate the 33rd anniversary of the Islamic Revolution.


The demonstrations have kicked off in more than 1000 Iranian cities and towns as well as 5,000 villages across the country.

In the capital city, Tehran, hundreds of thousands of demonstrators have since early Saturday been heading towards the iconic Azadi (Freedom) square, where President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is scheduled to deliver a speech.

Officials say more than 300 foreign and around 1500 Iranian correspondents will cover the celebrations, ceremonies and demonstrations.

This year's rallies are expected to be one of the greatest ever, as the event has coincided with the growing popular movements across the globe, including the ongoing Islamic Awakening in the Arab world, which according to many political observers are inspired by Iran’s Islamic Revolution.

Meanwhile, the Iranians are set to renew their allegiance to the values of the Islamic revolution, in the face of the West’s escalating war rhetoric and sanction policies against Tehran over its peaceful nuclear program.

Celebrations to mark the anniversary of the victory of Iran's Islamic Revolution have also been held in other countries.

The Iranian nation toppled the US-backed Pahlavi regime 33 years ago, ending the 2,500 years of monarchic rule in the country.

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Source: Taqrib News Agency

Maryam Sarvani, The high school teacher who participated in the today rally held in Tehran underscored the necessity of marking the anniversary of Islamic Revolution in Iran. “Iranian people should not absent themselves from participating in this event, “said Maryam Sarvani stating that each one of us should be committed to keeping this system safe and defending revolution against the enemies. “We should be conscious of plots hatched by the enemies and try to neutralize them,”? she underlined. Sarvani went on,”? Many people dedicate their lives to building this system and devote their time and energy to it, so it is incumbent upon us to keep it safe.”? “Western countries boast of their achievements but they should know that we did a better job considering this tense condition and sanctions they imposed to Iran,”? she underlined. “Not once have been they fair till now, regarding Iran nuclear peaceful activities,”? Sarvani mentioned as added,”? Western countries should solve their own problems, their economic crisis is as close as apocalypse, people protest and chaos in their countries is literally obvious.”? Hamid Hasani, an engineer, also in an interview with Taqrib News Agency, pointed to the key role of Islamic Revolution in recent uprisings in the Muslim countries and said,”? Muslim countries took Iran revolution as a model and now stand against the capricious and unfair system of governing in their countries.”? “At this time Muslims are tired of blasphemous and profane act perpetrated by the despotic governments,”? he underlined. “Muslim countries are blessed with high potentialities,”? said Hasani stating that they should know just who they are. He pointed to the duty of all Iranian people and underscored,”? Iranians should contribute to this realm and do our best for accomplishing the goals of this revolution.”? “It is incumbent upon us to follow the steps of Imam Khomeini and fulfill his goals,”? Hamid Hasani underlined. Millions of Iranians have staged massive rallies both at home and abroad to celebrate the 33rd anniversary of the Islamic Revolution. The demonstrations have kicked off in more than 1000 Iranian cities and towns as well as 5,000 villages across the country. In the capital city, Tehran, hundreds of thousands of demonstrators have since early Saturday been heading towards the iconic Azadi (Freedom) square, where President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is scheduled to deliver a speech. Officials say more than 300 foreign and around 1500 Iranian correspondents will cover the celebrations, ceremonies and demonstrations. This year's rallies are expected to be one of the greatest ever, as the event has coincided with the growing popular movements across the globe, including the ongoing Islamic Awakening in the Arab world, which according to many political observers are inspired by Iran’s Islamic Revolution. Meanwhile, the Iranians are set to renew their allegiance to the values of the Islamic revolution, in the face of the West’s escalating war rhetoric and sanction policies against Tehran over its peaceful nuclear program. Celebrations to mark the anniversary of the victory of Iran's Islamic Revolution have also been held in other countries. The Iranian nation toppled the US-backed Pahlavi regime 33 years ago, ending the 2,500 years of monarchic rule in the country. The End Source: Taqrib News Agency