
Martyr Davoud Abol-Hassani (1967-1985, Tehran)
My sisters, try to have great belief in God and try to consider your veil the same as a rifle pit for yourself and preserve it.
I ask my own family and my friends to have veil, because I don’t love those who don’t have veil or those who are against revolution. In fact I don’t want those persons who don’t have veil to take part in my funeral. So I ask you to stop them from taking part in my funeral and talk with them about this issue. Maybe God will guide them to the accurate and true path.
Martyr Reza Ahmadi Pir Alvan (1966-1988, Tehran)
Dear Sisters, you should know that your veil is the same as a strong bunch to the face of enemy.
Martyr Reza Ivan Kashkoli (1963-1982, Firooz Abad)
I say my sisters that they should have veil, in fact if you don’t have veil you have imitated the western cultures. If you don’t use veil you will compromise the issue of chastity and veil and I make you swear that you should fight against the lack of veil, because it is really sad. If you don’t have veil, you have dishonored the blood of martyrs.
Martyr Seyed Hussein Husseini (1964-1986, Arak)
I emphasize to all of my religious sisters that the happiness of world and resurrection world is dependent to preserving your complete veil. If you have your Islamic veil and take part in all the scenes of revolution, it can be considered as a strong bunch to the face of enemy specially those who falsely express the motto of women’s freedom, but they have brought a new captivity for them.
Martyr Mojadin Dadju (1967-1983, Esfahan)
I recommend my revolutionary sisters that to have their veil and by this action, they bunch the face of superpowers of the East and West. So I really ask you to perform all of your legal duties.
Martyr Rasul Kamari (1968-1986, Pol Dokhtar)
My sisters, if you have your veil, you will hit a strong bunch to the face of cruel and foolish anti-revolutionary militants. So if you want my spirit to support you, please keep your veil all the times.
Martyr Rasul Amu Ali (1961-1982, Someh Sara)
My mothers and sisters, I want you to choose the path of her Excellency Fatemeh Zahra (AS) and Zeinab Kobra (AS), so that the enemies of religion, Koran and Iran will know that the Iranian women preserve their veil and they bunch the face of the stupid enemies by this action.
The End
Source: Excerptions from Martyrs\\\' Wills about Hijab, Shahed Publications, 2012, Fifth Chapter
Martyr Davoud Abol-Hassani (1967-1985, Tehran)
My sisters, try to have great belief in God and try to consider your veil the same as a rifle pit for yourself and preserve it.
I ask my own family and my friends to have veil, because I don’t love those who don’t have veil or those who are against revolution. In fact I don’t want those persons who don’t have veil to take part in my funeral. So I ask you to stop them from taking part in my funeral and talk with them about this issue. Maybe God will guide them to the accurate and true path.
Martyr Reza Ahmadi Pir Alvan (1966-1988, Tehran)
Dear Sisters, you should know that your veil is the same as a strong bunch to the face of enemy.
Martyr Reza Ivan Kashkoli (1963-1982, Firooz Abad)
I say my sisters that they should have veil, in fact if you don’t have veil you have imitated the western cultures. If you don’t use veil you will compromise the issue of chastity and veil and I make you swear that you should fight against the lack of veil, because it is really sad. If you don’t have veil, you have dishonored the blood of martyrs.
Martyr Seyed Hussein Husseini (1964-1986, Arak)
I emphasize to all of my religious sisters that the happiness of world and resurrection world is dependent to preserving your complete veil. If you have your Islamic veil and take part in all the scenes of revolution, it can be considered as a strong bunch to the face of enemy specially those who falsely express the motto of women’s freedom, but they have brought a new captivity for them.
Martyr Mojadin Dadju (1967-1983, Esfahan)
I recommend my revolutionary sisters that to have their veil and by this action, they bunch the face of superpowers of the East and West. So I really ask you to perform all of your legal duties.
Martyr Rasul Kamari (1968-1986, Pol Dokhtar)
My sisters, if you have your veil, you will hit a strong bunch to the face of cruel and foolish anti-revolutionary militants. So if you want my spirit to support you, please keep your veil all the times.
Martyr Rasul Amu Ali (1961-1982, Someh Sara)
My mothers and sisters, I want you to choose the path of her Excellency Fatemeh Zahra (AS) and Zeinab Kobra (AS), so that the enemies of religion, Koran and Iran will know that the Iranian women preserve their veil and they bunch the face of the stupid enemies by this action.
The End
Source: Excerptions from Martyrs\\\' Wills about Hijab, Shahed Publications, 2012, Fifth Chapter