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[00:00:30] The American media's violation of the Islamabad memorandum was the cause of
[00:00:33] the recent confrontation with him. Iran acted powerfully
[00:00:37] with reliance
[00:00:38] on the field and diplomacy.
[00:00:41] The memorandum should have been implemented based
[00:00:44] on the guidelines that the Islamic Republic and Oman wrote together,
[00:00:48] but they didn't implement it. We also responded.
[00:00:52] دادیم.
[00:00:55] Iran's six conditions for unlocking the Strait of Hormuz, from ending threats
[00:00:59] to lifting sanctions. The Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council
[00:01:02] said America must change
[00:01:04] its behavior.
[00:01:10] Washington's fear of continuing the war with Iran became more apparent.
[00:01:14] The US Army Commander warned about the consequences of renewed
[00:01:17] conflict and demanded an exit
[00:01:19] strategy.
[00:01:22] Air power has its own limitations and these limitations
[00:01:26] must always be taken into account. Trump's hasty
[00:01:30] decision to go to war with Iran completely emptied the warehouses,
[00:01:33] and now exiting the war is the only option on the
[00:01:36] table.
[00:01:39] And the day of the narrators, standing firm on truth and information,
[00:01:43] August 7th, tells the story of those who stayed
[00:01:46] so that people
[00:01:47] would know.
[00:01:51] As a media warrior, you had a duty to show this truly
[00:01:54] excellent presence of the people. Hossein, Hossein,
[00:01:58] Hossein, Hossein, Hossein. The fans are working,
[00:02:01] but no one has left here.
[00:02:05] People are shouting Allahu Akbar.
[00:02:20] In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. O Allah, bless Muhammad and
[00:02:24] the family of Muhammad and hasten their relief. Dear viewers,
[00:02:27] hello and welcome to this news section.
[00:02:32] In a press conference with reporters, the President emphasized that
[00:02:35] we will not compromise on the rights of the Iranian nation on the path of peace. Mr.
[00:02:39] Pezeshkian stated that America is untrustworthy and said:
[00:02:43] Developing economic relations with regional countries and
[00:02:46] regional organizations is the government's strategy to counter foreign
[00:02:50] pressures and sanctions. In response to a reporter's question
[00:02:53] about the government's attention to people's livelihoods, Mr. Pezeshkian
[00:02:57] said: Since the beginning of the government's term,
[00:03:05] despite the problems, economic issues, including people's livelihoods and the provision of basic goods, have been a priority, and despite two
[00:03:08] imposed wars, we have not faced a shortage of goods in the country.
[00:03:30] The past year was an eventful and newsworthy
[00:03:34] year for the news community. If I want to talk about the memory
[00:03:37] of March 9th, which was perhaps the worst day I have experienced
[00:03:41] in recent years. The events we have seen, from
[00:03:44] the war, from the assassination of the martyred leader
[00:03:47] of the revolution, the martyred president, all these events happened in the past two or three
[00:03:51] years. It was very strange and, in my opinion, a complete package
[00:03:54] of journalism events in the past two or three years. I think the pride of the media
[00:03:58] children is that they stayed
[00:04:01] in that glass building. Most importantly, Mina's
[00:04:05] children, people felt pain. They thought
[00:04:08] that Iran could not overcome
[00:04:12] America. This was the biggest event
[00:04:15] that our warriors
[00:04:18] were able
[00:04:20] to successfully answer every injustice that
[00:04:24] was done to our country. It shows the dynamism of the Islamic system and the Iranian nation.
[00:04:28] Every single one of the children sitting in this meeting has not had
[00:04:31] a proper rest for a year, from you who were in the IRIB to
[00:04:35] the rest of the children who are in various media outlets.
[00:04:38] I hope these difficult days will end
[00:04:42] for us and from now on we will deliver
[00:04:45] good news to the people and transmit
[00:04:47] it.
[00:04:52] The question and answer session in the second press conference of the President
[00:04:55] began with a lottery of these
[00:04:59] vases. Mr. President, are you aware of the people's
[00:05:03] tables and do you have a plan to improve the livelihoods and
[00:05:06] tables of the people? The fact that there is no problem in the market
[00:05:09] itself is worthy of appreciation. We held meetings with
[00:05:13] managers, with officials to manage
[00:05:17] the market, with various unions, with the chamber,
[00:05:20] with industrialists. We asked them to cooperate with us.
[00:05:24] They cooperated with us. It's not like if they didn't cooperate,
[00:05:28] the situation would be much worse than this. They cooperated
[00:05:31] and tried to control the market. In every
[00:05:35] society, there are some people who will commit violations no matter what you do.
[00:05:38] They are also being dealt with.
[00:05:42] The unions themselves are following up. We are also trying to follow up and hopefully
[00:05:46] solve the management issue. When reporters are also concerned
[00:05:49] about people's problems, the president also
[00:05:52] forgets to congratulate those working in this field
[00:05:56] on this day. Now, they gave us this paper, and we forgot to congratulate
[00:05:59] you on Reporter's Day. Because
[00:06:03] the situation of people's livelihoods, I don't know, the questions you asked
[00:06:07] made us forget everything. That is, the concern that exists
[00:06:11] is truly a legitimate concern. We congratulate
[00:06:14] you dear ones on your day, Reporter's Day. I hope
[00:06:18] that you will be able to carry
[00:06:21] the heavy burden of responsibility you bear
[00:06:24] honestly, fairly, and
[00:06:28] in accordance with the national interest that exists in the country. Mr.
[00:06:32] Pezeshkian, of course, had a request for reporters.
[00:06:35] We are currently trying to
[00:06:39] perform the work based on missions. And
[00:06:43] those who can do the work should define
[00:06:45] their own scope of work where they can fix things.
[00:06:49] We will delegate legal powers and
[00:06:53] managerial powers to them. That is, we hire
[00:06:56] people based on expertise, based on performance, not
[00:07:00] based on being a party, a group,
[00:07:03] I don't know, a friend, an enemy. What do you have to do
[00:07:07] with this? You, as a reporter, should also supervise. Of course,
[00:07:11] we also supervise. That is, we are involving universities
[00:07:14] to supervise our work and be able to do
[00:07:18] this. The President continued: Iran has acted
[00:07:22] powerfully in the Islamabad memorandum with reliance
[00:07:25] on the field and diplomacy, and the reason for Iran's confrontation
[00:07:28] with America in recent days has been the violation
[00:07:32] of this memorandum by the American
[00:07:35] side. America is a colonizer. America is a killer.
[00:07:38] If America has the power, it might not want the Islamic Republic to exist.
[00:07:42] You have no doubt about this,
[00:07:46] but this very discussion, these very debates, and these
[00:07:50] very expert opinions forced them
[00:07:54] to cooperate. Why do we weaken ourselves? Why
[00:07:57] do we destroy the achievements
[00:07:59] we have? Then from the Strait
[00:08:02] of Hormuz, they violated
[00:08:05] the agreement. Because according to that, gentlemen,
[00:08:08] the memorandum should have been implemented based
[00:08:11] on the guidelines that the Islamic Republic and Oman wrote
[00:08:15] together, but they didn't implement
[00:08:17] it.
[00:08:20] We also responded. The Minister of Foreign Affairs also provided
[00:08:24] additional explanations to reporters. We are talking about a temporary
[00:08:27] route. We are almost at
[00:08:30] a conclusion.
[00:08:32] We are very close to the maps
[00:08:34] of
[00:08:36] this route, which were prepared by the armed forces,
[00:08:40] is being worked on. The determination
[00:08:43] of this route between Iran and Oman
[00:08:47] does not necessarily mean the opening of the Strait of Hormuz. That
[00:08:50] depends on other conditions
[00:08:54] as well, and the violations of the memorandum
[00:08:57] of understanding by America must be compensated one by one
[00:09:01] and all of them must be carried out
[00:09:05] so that the possibility of the Strait of Hormuz, in view of the expediency
[00:09:08] seen,
[00:09:13] is carried out generally. The Supreme National Security
[00:09:16] Council. I explicitly state that the current situation
[00:09:19] is the result of America's violation of the memorandum
[00:09:22] of understanding. Dr., you talked for two and a half
[00:09:25] hours. How
[00:09:27] was it? You should tell us how it was. We had come to hear their words.
[00:09:30] They complained that we came late. They are right, but it was war.
[00:09:34] But even so, I did not ask about their concerns. The people's concerns
[00:09:38] were raised again. All of us have concerns for the people, and this
[00:09:41] is something that is currently
[00:10:15] stressed that America must end the threat and naval blockade
[00:10:19] of Iran and stop the war and aggression against Lebanon, Palestine, Yemen, and
[00:10:23] Iraq. The Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council also
[00:10:27] demanded the full and complete payment of reparations for the two aggressive and
[00:10:31] imposed wars against Iran and added: All oppressive
[00:10:33] and illegal sanctions against Iran must also be lifted, and Iran's stolen
[00:10:37] assets must be released unconditionally.
[00:10:40] Mr. Zolghadr stated that the appointed people of Iran have
[00:10:44] shouted these demands during 160 days of their unwavering
[00:10:46] presence in the field and on the streets, and emphasized: The Supreme National Security
[00:10:49] Council will never give up on pursuing
[00:10:53] these demands, whether in war or in negotiations.
[00:10:56] آمد.
[00:11:01] The IRGC spokesman also emphasized that the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz depends
[00:11:05] on America's acceptance of Iran's conditions and its cessation of interference in regional
[00:11:08] negotiations. General Mohebi, who traveled
[00:11:12] to the south of the country, told Hormozgan reporters
[00:11:15] that the Strait of Hormuz is not merely an economic waterway for Iran,
[00:11:18] but a geographical and strategic power factor.
[00:11:22] Its reopening depends on the mechanism and
[00:11:26] specific
[00:11:32] conditions of the Islamic Republic of Iran. The US Joint Chiefs of Staff warned about the consequences of continuing
[00:11:35] the war with Iran. CNN reported that General
[00:11:39] Dunkin, Chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, specifically told
[00:11:42] a number of senior Trump administration officials, including John
[00:11:46] Ratcliffe, Director of the US Central Intelligence Agency
[00:11:49] (CIA), Mark Pompeo, Secretary of State,
[00:11:53] and J.D. Vance, that the United
[00:11:57] States needs to find a way to escape war with Iran.
[00:12:01] According to this report, General Dunkin warned
[00:12:05] that the military options proposed for renewed conflict may
[00:12:09] backfire, and also said it is unlikely
[00:12:12] that air power alone can achieve Donald Trump's stated goals.
[00:12:16] The Strait of Hormuz is practically
[00:12:19] under the full supervision of the Iranians. Dominance over this region is
[00:12:23] extremely difficult for Americans.
[00:12:25] Iranians control this region with speedboats and missiles
[00:12:28] they have. Iran's dominance over
[00:12:32] the Strait of Hormuz forces Americans to retreat
[00:12:35] every minute. Retreat to the days before
[00:12:39] the war. The reopening of the Strait of Hormuz is
[00:12:42] actually just a return to the pre-war situation. And not
[00:12:46] even completely. Because now there is talk of collecting
[00:12:50] tolls for ships passing through, and this is a historic
[00:12:53] humiliation for America. A humiliation that may
[00:12:56] remain in memory for a generation. This description
[00:12:59] is not an exaggeration, because the result of using all
[00:13:03] of America's arsenal and air power against
[00:13:06] Iran was that now the world is forced
[00:13:09] to pay tolls to pass through the Strait of Hormuz.
[00:13:12] Iran's military and missile capability
[00:13:16] in defending international waters and controlling
[00:13:19] them has marked the decline of American dominance
[00:13:23] in the region.
[00:14:31] And now it is these Americans who, according to their Chairman of the Joint
[00:14:35] Chiefs of Staff, are seeking a solution
[00:14:39] to escape the war with Iran.
[00:14:42] General Dunkin announced that America must
[00:14:46] find a way out of the war with Iran because the military
[00:14:50] options on the table for renewed conflict
[00:14:53] can backfire. It is unlikely that
[00:14:57] American air power can achieve
[00:15:00] Trump's stated goals in the war with Iran.
[00:15:03] IRIB News Agency.
[00:15:07] سیما
[00:15:16] The heads of the branches of government and military and civilian officials, in separate
[00:15:20] messages, congratulated the day's journalists and appreciated
[00:15:23] the efforts and sacrifices of the media in the recent imposed
[00:15:27] war. The Ministry of Intelligence also emphasized
[00:15:31] in a message: Journalists played a significant role in preserving and increasing
[00:15:34] the resilience of all segments of society, its cohesion,
[00:15:38] and the failure of the American-Zionist enemy and their media
[00:15:41] soldiers. August 17th, which is designated as Reporter's
[00:15:45] Day, the IRIB News Agency hosted officials from various organizations
[00:15:48] and members of the Parliament's Cultural Commission.
[00:15:51] بود.
[00:16:00] IRIB News Agency, on a different
[00:16:04] day.
[00:16:06] Thank you for your efforts. On Reporter's Day, a day that reminds
[00:16:10] media professionals of their efforts and hard work, officials from
[00:16:13] various organizations visited the IRIB News Agency,
[00:16:17] and we are proud of your presence in this unequal
[00:16:20] media war. Thank God, we are pleased that both
[00:16:23] we in the Parliament and the respected government, and all
[00:16:27] those who can help, will help so that this media
[00:16:31] can stand against about
[00:16:34] 300 international news agencies
[00:16:37] that are working in Farsi and other languages against the Islamic Republic.
[00:16:41] This IRIB must stand alone
[00:16:44] against all of them and confront and be able
[00:16:48] to respond.
[00:16:48] باشه
[00:16:54] Your work is a very important work, and news
[00:16:57] and news agencies themselves have a jurisprudence, a system.
[00:17:01] And do we know these things
[00:17:04] so that we can observe them and, God forbid,
[00:17:08] not make mistakes? The true war
[00:17:12] was an information war, a media
[00:17:15] war, and for this reason,
[00:17:18] the national media was targeted. When
[00:17:22] they saw that in this war, thank God,
[00:17:26] it performed well, the IRIB has the media authority of the country.
[00:17:29] The issue of media is not just news. Everything about it is that
[00:17:33] a great event has happened, thank God, in the field
[00:17:35] of media authority. The country and the official media
[00:17:39] of the Islamic Republic of Iran must be national, and this IRIB
[00:17:43] became national by law. It is national. We consider it our duty
[00:17:46] to support the loved ones
[00:17:49] who work in the IRIB more than ever in such
[00:17:53] circumstances. Our expectation from the IRIB is that it should
[00:17:56] also take the main
[00:17:59] role in building and creating the country's cultural identity
[00:18:02] more seriously for future generations.
[00:18:06] The journalist is the conscience. The awakened conscience of our
[00:18:09] society, the one who in the storm
[00:18:13] of events is the anchor of truth. These
[00:18:16] dear ones work day and night to present
[00:18:20] clarity and
[00:18:24] eliminate ambiguity, providing reassurance to the people.
[00:18:27] If there is false
[00:18:31] news, a lie, it will be found out. The media
[00:18:34] must quickly intervene
[00:18:37] before the narrative and minds are influenced. We express our appreciation
[00:18:41] and thanks for a world of effort from dear ones who, in all
[00:18:44] fields and all areas, at various times,
[00:18:47] have truly been pioneers and leaders. Today,
[00:18:51] one of these fields is the media.
[00:18:54] Who gets to tell the first narrative? It's a battle
[00:18:57] of narratives. Today, the frontline
[00:18:59] soldiers of the soft war and the cognitive
[00:19:03] war are your colleagues, and I am certain
[00:19:06] that in this war, which
[00:19:09] has been accompanied by the victory of the great Iranian
[00:19:12] nation, your colleagues
[00:19:15] have played a very big role. We extend our congratulations to the colleagues
[00:19:19] of the political deputy, reporter colleagues,
[00:19:22] behind-the-scenes colleagues. The political deputy of the IRIB
[00:19:25] also thanked and appreciated the reporters for a busy
[00:19:29] year of news, and thus thanked
[00:19:32] his colleagues. The past year was a very challenging
[00:19:35] year, not only for all
[00:19:39] reporters in Iran but also in the world,
[00:19:42] because developments in Iran
[00:19:44] were at the forefront of all international
[00:19:48] and, of course, domestic media.
[00:19:52] The IRIB had a rebirth in a war.
[00:19:55] Therefore, I dare say that the provisions of the Seventh
[00:19:59] Program must be fully strengthened in terms of budgetary
[00:20:02] support for the organization. Reporters are on the front
[00:20:06] lines of soft war and countering
[00:20:10] the enemies' plots and
[00:20:12] how important their position is. Media
[00:20:16] professionals, reporters, have been appointed
[00:20:19] alongside the nation.
[00:20:22] The head of the national media also went to Fars News Agency
[00:20:25] to congratulate reporters and appreciate their efforts.
[00:20:29] We pray that God grants all of us and our dear colleagues
[00:20:32] in all media, especially committed and leading
[00:20:35] news agencies, especially news,
[00:20:50] on August 17, Reporter's Day, we went to the reporters
[00:20:53] who, for more than 160 nights, narrated the presence,
[00:20:57] solidarity, and steadfastness
[00:20:59] of the Iranian nation.
[00:21:02] Sir, to reach the top of this building around Azadi Square, we have
[00:21:05] to go this way. We have to
[00:21:08] go up so that we can
[00:21:11] film the stage on top of the building
[00:21:14] that shows Azadi Square. You wanted us to go up several
[00:21:17] floors. We were there.
[00:21:21] There were 122 steps. It was about, I don't know,
[00:21:24] 6 or 7 floors, I don't know exactly. It was around that. But
[00:21:27] it was a lot. We have a long way to go up.
[00:21:31] The image is coming.
[00:21:35] Finally,
[00:21:36] we arrived.
[00:21:44] From midnight until dawn, you went and reported on the gatherings.
[00:21:48] It was approximately 3:30 AM
[00:21:51] on the twenty-second of Farvardin (April). The nights
[00:21:55] that lasted until morning, and the people who were tireless.
[00:21:58] It's 3 AM, 4:35.
[00:22:02] It's almost 4 AM. We've been here from the beginning until now,
[00:22:05] and as a family. It's past midnight. This is the story
[00:22:09] of people whose presence
[00:22:12] will be recorded in history. How many times did you go to the program
[00:22:15] with the little one? Most nights, when we go, it's night,
[00:22:19] and, as they say, the conditions are such that we go to the program
[00:22:22] with our child. Many times, Amirmeh was in our footage.
[00:22:25] He accompanied us. Sometimes he narrated
[00:22:29] with us. How many nights do I come? How many nights
[00:22:33] do you come? I don't know what you felt
[00:22:36] as a journalist mother at that moment when you saw Amirmeh
[00:22:39] reporting. It's a difficult job, and I really don't
[00:22:43] want to be a journalist. Their nights and days are intertwined.
[00:22:46] خورد.
[00:22:52] As a media warrior, you had a duty to show this truly excellent presence of the people.
[00:22:56] On Ashura night, Azadi Square, a man
[00:22:59] آقایست
[00:23:02] with what an incredible image.
[00:23:04] کننده
[00:23:08] Weren't you tired of all those consecutive nights, from
[00:23:12] midnight until dawn, in the square? We asked the people this question
[00:23:15] many times. The people said, "Who is tired? The enemy." Now I'm telling you the same thing. Who is tired?
[00:23:20] Are the people tired that we should be tired?
[00:23:24] The army
[00:23:27] of Sahib al-Zaman, Mashallah, we went to Babol, and that famous
[00:23:31] picture we took in Babol. The presence of people in Babol
[00:23:34] was unparalleled. Then we came and went to
[00:23:38] Urmia.
[00:23:44] The famous picture that was taken of us,
[00:23:47] and this helicopter was actually
[00:24:20] they were there, firmly and proudly,
[00:24:22] shouting "Allahu
[00:24:25] Akbar." This is, I don't
[00:24:29] know what to say about the air defense systems that are working,
[00:24:32] but no one has left here. The people
[00:24:35] are shouting "Allahu Akbar." What
[00:24:39] is journalism? Journalism is love. Journalism is narrating
[00:24:42] day and night. Journalism does not recognize time. We went
[00:24:46] to an assignment at 3 AM. It was an assignment that lasted until 1 AM.
[00:25:06] May this day be blessed for these dear ones I mentioned. Farzaneh
[00:25:09] Azarfam, IRIB News
[00:25:11] Agency.
[00:25:19] The Governor of the Central Bank said that in recent months, banks' overdrafts have not
[00:25:23] increased. According to Mr. Hemmati,
[00:25:27] controlling banks' balance sheets to prevent money creation and
[00:25:30] inflation is being seriously pursued. We
[00:25:34] have controlled liquidity creation through quantitative control and
[00:25:38] serious quantitative control of the balance
[00:25:41] sheet, and we will deal seriously with them if they do not comply.
[00:25:44] Secondly, through
[00:25:47] controlling overdrafts. We have allowed overdrafts.
[00:25:51] Now, Future Bank, which
[00:25:54] has been wound up, and other banks
[00:25:57] have been seriously intervened in and
[00:25:59] controlled.
[00:26:02] The spokesperson for the judiciary, in a press conference with reporters
[00:26:06] and media professionals, described the issues of the judicial system
[00:26:10] and answered reporters' questions. In this meeting,
[00:26:13] Mr. Jahangir explained the latest status of the formation
[00:26:17] of registration agencies and also the Crescent case
[00:26:21] and America's war crimes. The spokesman of the judiciary described
[00:26:24] the actions of the judicial system regarding the pursuit of war crimes
[00:26:28] in the 12-day war and the 40-day war. All expert
[00:26:31] assessments of non-military areas, including residential
[00:26:35] and administrative areas, both in Tehran
[00:26:39] and in other cities, in the 12-day
[00:26:42] war and the Ramadan War, have been completed.
[00:26:45] Over 50,000 virtual powers of attorney were received
[00:26:48] from the people to file complaints against
[00:26:51] the American-Zionist enemy. Mr. Jahangir, regarding
[00:26:54] the pursuit of war crimes by the American-Zionist enemy in Shajarah Tayyeba Minab
[00:26:57] school and the martyrdom of 168 students,
[00:27:01] said: A case has been filed in Tehran and is under review.
[00:27:04] It will lead to a final decision in two weeks,
[00:27:07] and the defendants in this case are the Zionist regime
[00:27:11] and the US government. Mr. Jahangir, regarding
[00:27:14] the creation of registration agencies, said that so far 5 companies
[00:27:18] have received licenses in this regard. However, the process of creating
[00:27:22] agencies is progressing slowly. The process seems slow to me.
[00:27:26] The reason is that various parties must take action
[00:27:29] regarding these licenses. The spokesperson for the judiciary,
[00:27:33] regarding the status of the Crescendo case and the acquittal of the former
[00:27:37] oil minister, also said that if the virtual space says something
[00:27:41] about the acquittal or conviction of individuals that is not verifiable,
[00:27:44] regarding him, well, considering
[00:27:48] the case that has been formed and his name
[00:27:51] is in that case, the preliminary
[00:27:54] verdict has been issued and it has gone to the
[00:27:57] appeal stage. Mohammad Sohrabi, IRIB News Agency
[00:28:00] reporter.
[00:28:03] The Deputy Minister of Electricity and Energy asked the public to reduce
[00:28:07] their electricity consumption by 10% in the next 3 days to help
[00:28:11] ensure a stable electricity supply during the summer
[00:28:14] peak. We are in the peak load period of summer.
[00:28:17] The temperature is still hot in most parts of the country,
[00:28:21] especially the southern half of the country,
[00:28:25] and enduring power outages is very difficult.
[00:28:29] Well, we are trying to keep the power plants online. We ask
[00:28:33] our dear people to save as much as they can.
[00:28:36] Our forecast is that the demand
[00:28:39] will reach approximately this year's peak
[00:28:42] period, which was 7580
[00:28:45] megawatts. Therefore, if people save,
[00:28:49] even the amount of one light bulb or one air conditioner can have a significant impact,
[00:28:53] and hopefully after August 20th,
[00:28:55] there will usually be a gradual decrease in temperature
[00:28:59] and consequently a decrease in electricity consumption.
[00:29:06] The Dar al-Zikr portico of the holy shrine of Imam Reza (AS) these days,
[00:29:10] on the eve of the anniversary of the martyrdom of Imam Reza (AS),
[00:29:13] is a place for lovers who, in addition to visiting the compassionate
[00:29:17] Imam, whisper their longing next to the tomb of the martyred Lord of Iran.
[00:29:21] Mashhad is the city of memories, and the shrine is its beating
[00:29:24] heart, where every corner tells a story of
[00:29:28] devotion.
[00:29:28] است
[00:29:56] it goes back to the issue of service and servitude. Dar al-Zikr
[00:30:00] is a place that has been a quiet haven for restless
[00:30:04] hearts for years. This is what Haj Mohammad Tavakoli,
[00:30:07] one of the servants of the holy shrine, says. This
[00:30:11] portico, from a long competition, from its very formation,
[00:30:14] and even before its formation, has been the servants' office.
[00:30:18] The martyred leader was also appointed as the head of the servants,
[00:30:21] and the office of service was actually in this
[00:30:25] Dar al-Zikr portico. This is not only a pilgrimage site.
[00:30:29] It is a page of memories of the presence of the martyred
[00:30:32] leader of the revolution. In this portico, when he
[00:30:36] came to this portico and was preparing to visit His Holiness,
[00:30:40] he repeatedly drew our attention to the importance
[00:30:43] of service, and he considered this position
[00:30:47] to be superior to any other position. Today, this
[00:30:50] portico is a narrative of the continuation of the path of someone
[00:30:54] who sacrificed his life for the lofty ideals of this land.
[00:30:57] He taught us to.