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[00:00:00] The people of the house reached absolute truth,
[00:00:03] which is effectively translated by the behavior we are doing.
[00:00:26] The Minister of Education said in a special news interview program:
[00:00:30] All plans for holding in-person classes
[00:00:33] have been made. Mr. Kazemi , referring to the conditions of some provinces, added
[00:00:37] that if necessary, governors will be given permission
[00:00:41] to make point decisions.
[00:00:44] This year, we have 1 million and 154
[00:00:48] thousand first-grade students, and compared to last year, we have about
[00:00:51] 80 thousand probably
[00:00:55] a decrease in births.
[00:00:58] About 17 million
[00:01:01] person-hours per week of
[00:01:05] educational service are provided for these 16.5
[00:01:08] million students, which is a very heavy workload and a very
[00:01:12] heavy operation. We truly have
[00:01:16] 84% of our staff on duty, and
[00:01:19] about 14% is provided through
[00:01:22] teaching fees and the help of retired
[00:01:26] and employed colleagues. We have about 120,000
[00:01:30] to 124,000 schools, of which
[00:01:33] 13,000 are public and 21,000 are
[00:01:37] non-governmental.
[00:01:39] The Central Headquarters of Khatam al-Anbiya
[00:01:44] warned America and the countries of the region
[00:01:48] in a statement that if they make a mistake, they will be subject
[00:01:51] to painful attacks. The statement said that based on
[00:01:55] information received, criminal Americans,
[00:01:58] under the cover of defeat and achieving false achievements in a war
[00:02:02] that began with reliance on lies and Zionist fabrications
[00:02:05] and has continued with deception and trickery, have
[00:02:09] once again decided, with the green light of some regional countries, to take
[00:02:13] actions against Islamic Iran in a joint meeting
[00:02:16] in one of the European countries. The Central Headquarters of Khatam
[00:02:19] al-Anbiya further warned that if America commits
[00:02:23] any mistake against Islamic Iran,
[00:02:26] all its bases and interests in the region will be subject
[00:02:30] to continuous, effective,
[00:02:33] and painful attacks
[00:02:36] without any limitations or considerations. The Central Headquarters of Hazrat Khatam
[00:02:39] al-Anbiya also warned that if the countries
[00:02:42] of the region continue their dual policy towards the Islamic Republic
[00:02:46] of Iran and align
[00:02:48] with the aggression of the Great Satan against powerful Islamic Iran,
[00:02:52] they will all be considered partners in this evil
[00:02:56] and will no longer be able to expect
[00:03:01] nobility
[00:03:02] from Iran's powerful armed forces.
[00:03:05] The Ministry of Intelligence announced the dismantling of operational centers belonging to
[00:03:09] terrorist groups in three Iranian provinces.
[00:03:12] According to the Ministry of Intelligence, these mercenary
[00:03:16] terrorists of the American Zionist enemy intended to carry
[00:03:19] out assassination and destruction operations against economic infrastructure
[00:03:23] in the three provinces of West Azerbaijan, Alborz, and Kerman, but
[00:03:26] some were killed and a number were arrested.
[00:03:30] Their intentions included carrying out terrorist operations
[00:03:34] to assassinate security commanders, sending coordinates of some
[00:03:37] military locations to the Zionist enemy, and planning
[00:03:40] bombing operations in infrastructure facilities. These were among the actions of these
[00:03:44] three terrorist cells that the anonymous soldiers of Imam Zaman
[00:03:47] (may Allah hasten his reappearance) in the Ministry of Intelligence prevented.
[00:03:51] شدند.
[00:03:55] The head of Yemen's Supreme Political Council said that just as the people of Yemen
[00:03:59] were freed from guardianship and foreign domination through their revolution,
[00:04:02] they will not retreat from achieving
[00:04:05] their rights now. Mahdi Mashat, while commending
[00:04:09] the operations of the Yemeni armed forces in liberating
[00:04:13] the western coast of the country, said that according to the orders of Yemen's leader,
[00:04:17] they will act to end the Saudi aggression and blockade,
[00:04:20] reopen airports and ports, and restore Yemen's national wealth.
[00:04:24] The head of Yemen's Supreme Political Council stated
[00:04:28] that the sea battle in the Red Sea and Bab el-Mandeb is safe
[00:04:31] for all countries except Saudi Arabia, and Yemen's strategic
[00:04:35] choice is peace, which has the lowest cost.
[00:04:39] Mahdi Mashat emphasized that Yemen stands with the people of Iran and their
[00:04:43] Islamic system, and supports Islamic resistance
[00:04:46] in Lebanon, Palestine, and all other fronts of the resistance axis.
[00:04:50] Power plants are the beating
[00:05:03] heart of industries, and their stoppage can halt
[00:05:07] the wheel of production. Turbines that Iran now has something to say
[00:05:11] in their production.
[00:05:15] It is one of the top five
[00:05:17] countries
[00:05:21] in the world producing this important and vital equipment. This rotor you see rotates at 11,000 revolutions
[00:05:25] per minute. 11,000 revolutions
[00:05:28] per minute means 660,000 revolutions
[00:05:32] per hour, and about 16 million revolutions
[00:05:35] in a day so that both the wheel of the country's
[00:05:39] industry and the wheel of power plants turn. Its job
[00:05:42] is to produce air for the turbine. Turbines are among the most
[00:05:46] important equipment in industries that provide the necessary
[00:05:50] energy for the movement of other devices. This is the
[00:05:53] most available equipment, and in fact, major
[00:05:57] oil and gas industries, petrochemicals, refineries, and power plants use this equipment.
[00:06:01] In Iran, hundreds of power
[00:06:04] , oil, gas, petrochemical, and steel units are active.
[00:06:08] If a specific part does not reach a power plant, a power
[00:06:11] plant complex cannot operate. Parts that are made
[00:06:15] by our country's specialists so that power plants can
[00:06:18] continuously be in the production cycle. For example,
[00:06:21] here, this production unit.
[00:06:25] The blades of turbines and compressors are
[00:06:27] high-consumption spare parts that are used in turbines,
[00:06:31] and we make our rotating machines.
[00:06:35] What stage of work are we in now? We are in the part cutting stage.
[00:06:39] This is another part of gas turbines that if we don't
[00:06:43] make ourselves, we have to import it. This part is being made
[00:06:46] in Iran for the first time, and its function is to prevent
[00:06:50] gas leakage in the turbine. Iran is among the top five
[00:06:53] turbine manufacturing countries in the world. Considering
[00:06:57] the volume of products that our company and companies similar
[00:07:01] to ours currently have, the oil and gas industry
[00:07:04] and also the power industry have become almost self-sufficient
[00:07:08] from importing these products. And now some of the power plants
[00:07:11] that were damaged in the imposed war will return to the production
[00:07:15] cycle with these Iranian-made turbine parts. Some of these turbines
[00:07:19] are small turbines that are transferred to our workshop and repaired
[00:07:23] here. Some of the cameras are very large cameras
[00:07:27] that are repaired inside the power plant, and the spare parts
[00:07:30] we produce are transferred to the power plant and installed
[00:07:33] on the equipment. And this is a strong response
[00:07:37] from domestic manufacturers to foreign
[00:07:40] sanctions. Manufacturers who, through trial
[00:07:43] and error and experience, stood by Iranian
[00:07:46] production. Razieh Aghaei, Seda
[00:07:49] and Sima News Agency.
[00:07:51] سیما.
[00:07:54] The head of the Iran Chamber of Commerce announced the approval of 400 trillion Tomans
[00:07:58] to support small and medium enterprises. According
[00:08:01] to Mr. Samad Hasanzadeh, 200 trillion Tomans have also been
[00:08:05] allocated for the import of essential goods.
[00:08:07] Yesterday, our meeting with
[00:08:11] Mr. Engineer Atabak, the esteemed Minister
[00:08:15] of Industry, was held at the Chamber of Commerce
[00:08:18] with the Council of Heads, and there, Mr.
[00:08:22] Atabak pointed out that the previous
[00:08:25] 700 trillion Tomans had
[00:08:28] no impact
[00:08:32] on economic enterprises, but now
[00:08:34] we have approved 400 trillion
[00:08:38] Tomans specifically to help essential
[00:08:50] goods, which has been taken into consideration by the private
[00:08:53] sector, and we hope that it will be
[00:08:57] operational in the next few days.
[00:09:00] بشه
[00:09:02] Also, the Public Conscription Organization and FARAJA announced that conscripts
[00:09:05] sent for service in October
[00:09:08] 1405 should obtain
[00:09:11] their introduction letter to training centers from one of the electronic
[00:09:15] police services offices. The announcement stated that conscripts
[00:09:18] sent from the 1st to the 3rd of October should report to
[00:09:22] the training center assigned to them, bringing
[00:09:25] their conscription letter, introduction letter to training centers,
[00:09:29] and meningitis and dual vaccine cards.
[00:09:33] Thank you
[00:09:36] for your company.
[00:13:40] In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Hello.
[00:13:43] Our first important guest
[00:13:46] today with Mr. Farhangdoost
[00:13:49] was sweetened by receiving
[00:13:52] an award for being the best singer during the 8 years of Holy Defense.
[00:13:56] Master, welcome. Would you tell us more about
[00:13:59] that sweet memory? Yes, in the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. I extend my greetings
[00:14:03] to the viewers and
[00:14:06] to you. Of course, I have many memories,
[00:14:09] but some of these memories have stayed in my mind.
[00:14:13] And one of those memories was that during the 8 years
[00:14:17] of Holy Defense, I was chosen as the top
[00:14:20] singer, and I received the blessed handwriting
[00:14:24] of Imam, which was engraved on a plaque,
[00:14:28] from the honorable Supreme Leader. Of course, at that time,
[00:14:31] the honorable Supreme Leader was the President,
[00:14:34] and in any case, we had the honor
[00:14:37] to consider this, as they say,
[00:14:40] program as a gift from
[00:14:43] Almighty God,
[00:14:46] and we are proud of it. Of course,
[00:14:49] I had many meetings with
[00:14:53] the honorable Leader,
[00:14:55] and I went to him. But this was my first
[00:14:59] time. The morning of hopes dawned
[00:15:02] from the horizons, the branches of
[00:15:05] life have sprouted buds.
[00:15:08] This victory
[00:15:11] is blessed. This
[00:15:14] victory. This
[00:15:17] victory is blessed.
[00:15:20] This victory is blessed.
[00:16:07] And how was the anthem? I have a memory from him.
[00:16:11] ایشون
[00:16:13] Once, during the time of Dr. Hosseini, who
[00:16:17] was the Minister of Culture, his advisor called me and said
[00:16:21] that we want to go and visit Agha and honor
[00:16:24] Mr. Moshfegh Kashani, who was one
[00:16:28] of the famous poets of Iran.
[00:16:31] We want to go and ask for permission from Agha. Will
[00:16:35] you come? I asked if you had recited
[00:16:38] anything by Mr. Moshfegh. They said yes, I have recited several
[00:16:41] poems in the form of singing,
[00:16:44] and also songs and anthems and such.
[00:16:48] I invite Professor Moshfegh
[00:16:49] Kashani.
[00:16:52] For the trapped bird, as long as the cage
[00:16:55] remains,
[00:16:58] for the trapped bird, as long as the cage
[00:17:02] remains, a thousand
[00:17:04] choking sorrows remain in the breath.
[00:17:08] Bravo! I am amazed
[00:17:11] that why the ring of Solomon
[00:17:15] remains in the hand of the black demon
[00:17:18] of lust. When will you reach
[00:17:22] the pearl of desire
[00:17:25] in that environment where the claws of thorns
[00:17:29] and thistles remain?
[00:17:32] By the sun, the light of dawn will not
[00:17:36] pour. Until the shadow
[00:17:40] of the night-stricken earth
[00:17:42] remains. What was the secret
[00:17:45] in the voices of the strange narrators
[00:17:49] that in the path of the journey, the wail
[00:17:52] of the bell remains? For
[00:17:55] the justice-seeking restless hearts, O
[00:17:59] friend, may you not perish, for the Just
[00:18:02] Creator remains.
[00:18:06] In short, we went and... it was almost a private
[00:18:09] situation. I was the singer, Dr. Hosseini was
[00:18:13] the Minister of Culture, his advisor
[00:18:16] was there. Mr. Moshfegh Kashani himself was there,
[00:18:19] and two other dear poets. We went there and
[00:18:22] in short, Mr. Dr. Hosseini introduced
[00:18:25] Mr. Moshfegh and said we want to hold
[00:18:28] a commemoration for him. We came to ask for your permission.
[00:18:32] And in short, he also spoke about Mr. Moshfegh
[00:18:36] and said that it was a humorous situation.
[00:18:39] He said that Mr. Moshfegh was passing his 100th decade. Agha said,
[00:18:43] no, his appearance doesn't match these words. Then
[00:18:47] Mr. Hosseini said, no,
[00:18:49] he was born in 1301. Agha smiled
[00:18:52] a little again and then turned to Mr. Moshfegh and said,
[00:18:56] Mr. Moshfegh, please recite a verse. Mr.
[00:18:59] Moshfegh is also from the good
[00:19:01] poets of our time. His ghazals
[00:19:05] are mature,
[00:19:08] meaningful, and well-crafted. He is one
[00:19:12] of the prominent
[00:19:15] ghazal poets
[00:19:17] of our time, Mr. Moshfegh.
[00:19:20] His style is mostly
[00:19:24] Iraqi style, and at the same
[00:19:27] time, it has meaning, refined language,
[00:19:30] and
[00:19:32] a mature ghazal constitutes his
[00:19:35] work. Of course, he also writes poetry in other forms,
[00:19:39] such as qasidas and qet'as. However,
[00:19:41] his ghazals have a special
[00:19:44] prominence that we have always found
[00:19:48] in the poetry sessions where I was
[00:19:51] present and
[00:19:53] was able to hear his poems.
[00:19:57] His poetry has always had a sweetness
[00:20:00] and a special prominence
[00:20:04] and beauty. In addition to the purely
[00:20:08] poetic aspect, there are two other characteristics
[00:20:11] in Mr. Moshfegh that are noteworthy. One is that
[00:20:15] his poetry serves purposes, it serves
[00:20:19] religious and revolutionary
[00:20:22] purposes. From the beginning of the revolution,
[00:20:26] and even before the revolution, it was probably the same, but
[00:20:29] as far as I know, during the revolution, his poetry,
[00:20:33] both his religious poetry, which is called spiritual poetry,
[00:20:39] in praise of the Imams and on topics
[00:20:42] related to the Imams (peace be upon them), and also the poems
[00:20:46] he wrote about revolutionary issues. These
[00:20:50] were all useful and
[00:20:54] influential poems. The second point is his
[00:20:56] personality. He is a respected person,
[00:20:59] adorned
[00:21:02] with good morals and good behavior.
[00:21:05] We have always observed
[00:21:09] this behavior from him throughout the approximately 30-odd
[00:21:13] years that we have known and been connected with him,
[00:21:16] and have heard from him and sometimes sat with him.
[00:21:20] He spoke very briefly and recited a poem.
[00:21:23] If I remember
[00:21:27] correctly, the first couplet was:
[00:21:30] "It is a watchful ear if the window is open
[00:21:33] tonight, the melody of the dawn bird is soul-soothing
[00:21:37] tonight." He recited this, and
[00:21:41] we were sitting next to Mr. Moshfegh. The honorable
[00:21:44] Supreme Leader turned to me and said, "Recite this poem to me."
[00:21:48] I was very happy.
[00:21:55] Happy and so on. And
[00:21:58] at that very moment, the poem that Mr. Moshfegh had recited
[00:22:02] had a note written next to it, saying that
[00:22:05] we should go and recite this. I should tell you
[00:22:09] that we came and he told me to choose
[00:22:12] a few composers so that there would be suitable
[00:22:16] music for this poem. We chose
[00:22:19] several composers. Finally, Mr. Arest, one of
[00:22:22] our country's valuable artists, was chosen,
[00:22:26] and in short, we went and recited this poem.
[00:22:30] When I wanted to go to the studio,
[00:22:33] I said, "Oh God, help us, because
[00:22:36] we want to give this poem as a song
[00:22:39] and CD to His Holiness Agha."
[00:22:42] In short, "Pray that I don't lose face." We went
[00:22:46] and, thank God, we recited it, and we came back and...
[00:22:50] We also presented the CD to Agha's office. This poem,
[00:22:53] or this song, is called "The Ecstasy of the Heavenly Realm."
[00:23:59] A listening
[00:24:00] ear.
[00:24:05] If the window
[00:24:09] is open
[00:24:13] here.
[00:24:20] The melody of the dawn
[00:24:24] bird
[00:24:26] soothes
[00:24:28] the soul
[00:24:32] here.
[00:24:37] It took me from
[00:24:40] my senses. It took
[00:24:43] me from my senses, the ecstasy
[00:24:46] of the heavenly realm.
[00:25:20] He had a lot of knowledge of healthy music,
[00:25:23] epic music, and he even knew many melodic modes. I have many stories
[00:25:27] about him. I remember that he once came
[00:25:30] to television when he was president.
[00:25:34] A president or official from another
[00:25:38] country had come, and they played the anthem
[00:25:41] of the Islamic Republic as a recorded
[00:25:44] version, meaning they played it as a CD
[00:25:48] or tape. Then His Holiness Agha said that
[00:25:51] you should try that when presidents from different countries
[00:25:55] come, we play it with an orchestra.
[00:25:59] A proper orchestra should come. The issue
[00:26:12] is how much faith and
[00:26:15] interest they had in this matter. There have been many
[00:26:19] different issues that I have to tell you about,
[00:26:22] that I had contact with and realized
[00:26:25] how much His Holiness gave importance
[00:26:29] to this art, especially healthy music.
[00:26:42] In 1361,
[00:26:44] I sang the anthem "Blessed Be the Victory," which was
[00:26:48] for the liberation of Khorramshahr. The story
[00:26:51] of this anthem is also very interesting. Two months before the Operation
[00:26:55] Beit ol-Moqaddas, those involved in the war
[00:26:58] told us that we would have a very great victory
[00:27:02] and that they wanted us to compose a song that would truly
[00:27:06] be worthy of this victory. We asked why, and he said
[00:27:09] he would tell us later. We were a team. God bless
[00:27:13] Mr. Sabzevari, the poet. God bless Mr. Ahmadali
[00:27:17] Ragheb, the composer, and also Mr. Mojtaba
[00:27:20] Mirzadeh, the arranger. I was the singer. We were a team
[00:27:23] that performed most of the works of the Holy Defense and revolutionary
[00:27:27] anthems. So we got to work
[00:27:30] and created the anthem "Blessed Be the Victory," which
[00:27:34] truly has a unique poem.
[00:27:38] It's truly unique. And
[00:27:40] the music is Iranian. For example, in a certain
[00:27:44] mode, we have a type of Bayaat called "Ruh al-Arwah." The same
[00:27:48] adhan that Mr. Moazzenzadeh recited from
[00:27:51] Debaili is in this mode. The composer
[00:27:54] composed this song in this mode, and God, we
[00:27:58] sang it, and the combination of march and all of
[00:28:32] these different things is very unique. In short, we sang
[00:28:36] it and didn't stop. It had to be broadcast.
[00:28:40] I'm saying this as an introduction to get to His Holiness
[00:28:44] Agha.
[00:28:46] A month or two passed. Well, everyone at that
[00:28:49] time had to listen to the radio because it was war.
[00:28:53] From the war news, we realized, for example,
[00:28:57] we all went somewhere in our cars, and when we were
[00:29:00] coming back, the radio was on. In short, just as
[00:29:03] the radio was on, the radio's normal programs
[00:29:06] were interrupted. The announcer said, "Dear listeners,
[00:29:10] dear listeners, please pay attention." It was Mr. Karimi, and he had such
[00:29:14] a good voice. "Dear listeners, please pay attention, please pay attention.
[00:29:17] Khorramshahr has been liberated." He repeated this once or twice,
[00:29:21] then the anthem "Blessed Be" was broadcast. Believe
[00:29:25] me, Ms., I rolled down the windows. At that
[00:29:28] time, everyone had radios, like a loudspeaker in Tehran
[00:29:31] or, I think, Iran, broadcasting this.
[00:29:35] Then this anthem was broadcast. Then, as I was driving,
[00:29:39] I rolled down the window and saw all the people were talking
[00:29:43] and kissing each other, exchanging sweets. Where
[00:29:46] did they get the flags? Small flags were being
[00:29:48] waved. And we were listening to this music. Believe
[00:29:52] me, my tears were flowing,
[00:29:56] and I was watching these people, truly
[00:29:59] looking outside, just as I was.
[00:30:05] People were rejoicing, and
[00:30:07] then it would end, and the announcer would speak
[00:30:11] for a bit, and then it would be broadcast again.
[00:30:14] It was a very strange memory for me.
[00:30:18] I had never been so spiritually happy in my life.
[00:30:21] Now, I said all this to get to the Supreme
[00:30:24] Leader. There was a program in 1980,
[00:30:28] after 1961, when we sang
[00:30:31] this. It was at Modares University. In short,
[00:30:35] they invited us to perform there. They had brought guests
[00:30:39] there. In short, I spoke a little
[00:30:42] about the Holy Defense and this anthem.
[00:30:45] Before we went on stage, there was
[00:30:48] a man, and this is also a funny story, there was a man
[00:30:51] who said, "Why are you cutting it short?"
[00:30:54] I said, "What are you talking about? I haven't even gone
[00:30:57] yet." I said, "Okay, we'll go."