A Word Worth Hearing from Martyr Maryam Farhanian

Navideshahed: Maryam looked at them and she said: “When a human dies, he will be the same as rubbish, but the difference is that a dead human won’t be recycled, but the rubbish can be recycled. Therefore in other words a dead human is worse than rubbish.”?

News ID: 361075

Date: 05 August 2012 - 07:31

According to Navideshahed, there is a beautiful and marvelous narration expressed by martyr Maryam Farahaniyan which has been mentioned bellow:

I can remember for the first time that she liked to talk with her martyred brother ‘Mehdi’, we went to the public graveyard along with her. Mehdi was also one of our colleagues as well. He was martyred in October 1980 after a few time staying in the battlefields of Iran-Iraq war.

When we were returning from the public graveyard, we waited so much, but not cars or vehicles came there to take us to our home. Eventually one of the trucks that would deliver the rubbishes came there.

We got on the truck and still some rubbish had pasted to the truck as well.
Maryam looked at them and she said: “When a human dies, he will be the same as rubbish, but the difference is that a dead human won’t be recycled, but the rubbish can be recycled. Therefore in other words a dead human is worse than rubbish.”?

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Source: \"Words Worth Hearing\", Page 110 Quoting Shahed Yaran Monthly, Ghadr Velayat Publications

According to Navideshahed, there is a beautiful and marvelous narration expressed by martyr Maryam Farahaniyan which has been mentioned bellow: I can remember for the first time that she liked to talk with her martyred brother ‘Mehdi’, we went to the public graveyard along with her. Mehdi was also one of our colleagues as well. He was martyred in October 1980 after a few time staying in the battlefields of Iran-Iraq war. When we were returning from the public graveyard, we waited so much, but not cars or vehicles came there to take us to our home. Eventually one of the trucks that would deliver the rubbishes came there. We got on the truck and still some rubbish had pasted to the truck as well. Maryam looked at them and she said: “When a human dies, he will be the same as rubbish, but the difference is that a dead human won’t be recycled, but the rubbish can be recycled. Therefore in other words a dead human is worse than rubbish.”? The End Source: \"Words Worth Hearing\", Page 110 Quoting Shahed Yaran Monthly, Ghadr Velayat Publications