Martyr Avini's Writing that Became Unforgettable at Martyr Falahatpour's Grave

The text was released and became everlasting after martyrdom of Mortaza.

Hussein Mahmoudiyan, the narrator of Fath Documentary Narrations and the director of the documentary film ‘Biography of Imam Musa Sadr’ in an exclusive interview with the sacrifice and martyrdom reporter of Fars News Agency expressed a memory related to the martyrs who were writers. He expressed a memory which was about 18 days before the martyrdom of Seyed Mortaza.

He describes it as “One of the agents who made me familiar with martyr Avini was martyr Falahat Pour. He was martyred in 1992 in Lebanon. He would work in a group and follow the Fath Narration work, suddenly an Israeli aircraft bombarded the war zone and apparently only Mr. Falahat Pour from Iran was killed.”?

On March 24, 1993, we went to the grave of martyr Falahat Pour along with a group in which Mr. Mortaza was present too; we recited the Ahsura prayer near the grave. At that time I was a teacher for high school; I can remember that a night before that one of my students came to my house and he said: “What is the program of tomorrow?”? I told him that tomorrow is Friday and we want to go to the grave of martyr Falahat Pour that is located in Chandar village near Karaj city. He also wanted to come there with us.

We recited the Ashura prayer near the grave of Falahat Pour and the friends attempted to visit the graves of other martyrs; We had parked our car near the hill that was close to the cemetery. I and Mr. Avini had stood near the grave of martyr Falahat Pour.

Like always, I had stood there to watch Mr. Mortaza.

When one of the friends saw that we two are alone near the grave, he brought a piece of paper and he said: Hussein please write a text as souvenir for me. I said that these behaviors were for the war era, when it was possible to be martyred, now the time has passed and we don’t have the opportunity to get martyred. While Mr. Avini called that friend and he said: “Mortaza, let me to write for you instead of him”?. At that time I was thinking about the words that I had told my friend and I was feeling regret that why I had not written for him.

On that day, Mr. Mortaza did not allow me to read the text of martyr Avini. I urged so much and he responded: “You did not write for me, so you don’t have the right to read whatever Mr. Mortaza has written for me.”?

After the martyrdom of Avini, that text was released and he had written: “We survivors of earth are really amazing, because we go to the cemeteries in order to search the martyrs. The persons who don’t have any blessing from the great life of martyrs are considered as dead persons, so if it is like this, who is more entitled than us?”? Martyr Avini would live with the realities and he had great belief in that as well.

Some events took place during the day; when we returned there, the same friend who was studying in the third year of high school said: “Mr. why Mr. Avini was like that?”? “ I said, how was he?”? He said: “I don’t know, but he was something special”?. If someone had talked with Mr. Avini even for once, he/she would notice the special behavior of this great martyr.”?

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The text was released and became everlasting after martyrdom of Mortaza. Hussein Mahmoudiyan, the narrator of Fath Documentary Narrations and the director of the documentary film ‘Biography of Imam Musa Sadr’ in an exclusive interview with the sacrifice and martyrdom reporter of Fars News Agency expressed a memory related to the martyrs who were writers. He expressed a memory which was about 18 days before the martyrdom of Seyed Mortaza. He describes it as “One of the agents who made me familiar with martyr Avini was martyr Falahat Pour. He was martyred in 1992 in Lebanon. He would work in a group and follow the Fath Narration work, suddenly an Israeli aircraft bombarded the war zone and apparently only Mr. Falahat Pour from Iran was killed.”? On March 24, 1993, we went to the grave of martyr Falahat Pour along with a group in which Mr. Mortaza was present too; we recited the Ahsura prayer near the grave. At that time I was a teacher for high school; I can remember that a night before that one of my students came to my house and he said: “What is the program of tomorrow?”? I told him that tomorrow is Friday and we want to go to the grave of martyr Falahat Pour that is located in Chandar village near Karaj city. He also wanted to come there with us. We recited the Ashura prayer near the grave of Falahat Pour and the friends attempted to visit the graves of other martyrs; We had parked our car near the hill that was close to the cemetery. I and Mr. Avini had stood near the grave of martyr Falahat Pour. Like always, I had stood there to watch Mr. Mortaza. When one of the friends saw that we two are alone near the grave, he brought a piece of paper and he said: Hussein please write a text as souvenir for me. I said that these behaviors were for the war era, when it was possible to be martyred, now the time has passed and we don’t have the opportunity to get martyred. While Mr. Avini called that friend and he said: “Mortaza, let me to write for you instead of him”?. At that time I was thinking about the words that I had told my friend and I was feeling regret that why I had not written for him. On that day, Mr. Mortaza did not allow me to read the text of martyr Avini. I urged so much and he responded: “You did not write for me, so you don’t have the right to read whatever Mr. Mortaza has written for me.”? After the martyrdom of Avini, that text was released and he had written: “We survivors of earth are really amazing, because we go to the cemeteries in order to search the martyrs. The persons who don’t have any blessing from the great life of martyrs are considered as dead persons, so if it is like this, who is more entitled than us?”? Martyr Avini would live with the realities and he had great belief in that as well. Some events took place during the day; when we returned there, the same friend who was studying in the third year of high school said: “Mr. why Mr. Avini was like that?”? “ I said, how was he?”? He said: “I don’t know, but he was something special”?. If someone had talked with Mr. Avini even for once, he/she would notice the special behavior of this great martyr.”? The End