What this Martyr would Do, if he Returned from War

According to Mashregh News Jihad and Resistance Team, martyr Ali Mahani was born in 1957 in Kerman city. When the Imposed War Era started, he went to the battlefields and he was appointed as the deputy of the Telecommunication Army 41 of Sarallah which belonged to Kerman province. Eventually Mahani was martyred in 1983 during the military operation ‘Valfajr 2’. What you read bellow is a memory regarding this respectful martyr.

On those days when he saw that I have eyesight problem, since I liked reading Koran so much, I would try to listen to Koran everyday and each day that I would not listen to Koran, I would be sad. At that time I had done a surgery on my eye and I could not read the Koran verses so well. Ali would recite some Koran verses for me and I would listen to his words.

Someday he said: “Jawad if the words be highlighted, for example if they be written by a marker, can you see them?”?

I said: “Yes!”?

He smiled and he said: “Ok, it is so good, if I survived during this military operation and returned, I will write a Koran book with highlighted font.”? But it seemed that it was not the destiny that he writes the Koran verses for me; but as long as I was with him, all the times I had a good time with him.

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Narrator: Javad Rohollahi, Martyr Mahani's Comrade

According to Mashregh News Jihad and Resistance Team, martyr Ali Mahani was born in 1957 in Kerman city. When the Imposed War Era started, he went to the battlefields and he was appointed as the deputy of the Telecommunication Army 41 of Sarallah which belonged to Kerman province. Eventually Mahani was martyred in 1983 during the military operation ‘Valfajr 2’. What you read bellow is a memory regarding this respectful martyr. On those days when he saw that I have eyesight problem, since I liked reading Koran so much, I would try to listen to Koran everyday and each day that I would not listen to Koran, I would be sad. At that time I had done a surgery on my eye and I could not read the Koran verses so well. Ali would recite some Koran verses for me and I would listen to his words. Someday he said: “Jawad if the words be highlighted, for example if they be written by a marker, can you see them?”? I said: “Yes!”? He smiled and he said: “Ok, it is so good, if I survived during this military operation and returned, I will write a Koran book with highlighted font.”? But it seemed that it was not the destiny that he writes the Koran verses for me; but as long as I was with him, all the times I had a good time with him. The End Narrator: Javad Rohollahi, Martyr Mahani's Comrade