President Ahmadinejad Visited Martyr General Mahmoud Kaveh's Family

Navideshahed: President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad Visited Martyr General Mahmoud Kaveh Family at their house.

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چهارشنبه - ۱۲ دی ۲۰۱۱ / 2011 12 October

According to Navideshahed quoting Iranian Government Website, Dr. Mahmoud Ahmaidnejad, traveled to Mashad to take part in the closing ceremony of 9th Imam Reza International Festival, had a cordial meeting with Martyr Kaveh's parents during which he got more acquainted with the personality and characteristics of Martyr Kaveh through the memories told by his pleased looking parents.

During the visit which took place in the small and old house of martyr Kaveh’s parents, Dr. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad pointed out to the philosophy of Imam’s presence and he said: “The humans can’t live without having a passion and love for the religious Imams.”?

After this visit, when the Iranian president wanted to leave the house of martyr Mahmoud Kaveh, he faced with the warm welcome of the local people and he personally collected the letters of people as well. He also issued the demand to solve the problems of the persons who had given letters to him.

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According to Navideshahed quoting Iranian Government Website, Dr. Mahmoud Ahmaidnejad, traveled to Mashad to take part in the closing ceremony of 9th Imam Reza International Festival, had a cordial meeting with Martyr Kaveh's parents during which he got more acquainted with the personality and characteristics of Martyr Kaveh through the memories told by his pleased looking parents. During the visit which took place in the small and old house of martyr Kaveh’s parents, Dr. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad pointed out to the philosophy of Imam’s presence and he said: “The humans can’t live without having a passion and love for the religious Imams.”? After this visit, when the Iranian president wanted to leave the house of martyr Mahmoud Kaveh, he faced with the warm welcome of the local people and he personally collected the letters of people as well. He also issued the demand to solve the problems of the persons who had given letters to him. The End