The director of the Institute for the Study of the Lifestyle of the Martyrs said, “Iran’s Islamic Revolution, which was formed on the basis of the model of the Uprising of Ashura, must be taken as a model in order to succeed in the Second Phase of the Islamic Revolution.” RNA – Speaking at a conference entitled “The Role of the Children of the Mosque in the Realization of the Second Phase of the Islamic Revolution” in the town of Lordegan in Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari province, Hujjat al-Islam Mohammad-Mahdi Mandegari, the director of the Institute for the Study of the Lifestyle of the Martyrs, said that no military was successful in its second phase, except the Uprising of Ashura and said, “In his enlightened uprising, Imam al-Husayn triumphantly succeeded in the first Phase and Imam al-Sajjad and Lady Zaynab succeeded in the second phase.”
The seminary and university teacher referred to the Statement on Second Phase of the Islamic Revolution, which was issued by the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution [Ayatollah Khamenei], and said, “Iran’s Islamic Revolution, which was formed on the basis of the model of the Uprising of Ashura, must be taken as a model in order to succeed in the Second Phase of the Islamic Revolution.”
Emphasizing that the most important principle of victory against the enemies is summarized in bravery and resistance, he added, “Certainly, continuous presence in the mosques educates the courageous and fearless youth and adolescents, which is what the enemies doesn’t want.”
Hujjat al-Islam Mandegari continued, “Your hopes and endeavours are among the other principles of success in the Second Phase of the Islamic Revolution, which should be taken seriously by all.”
His Eminence said that Islamic Iran was successful in the first phase and added, “Today, that the United States and other arrogant countries are desperate in the face of Iran and can’t implement their evil plans, is among our great successes.”
He noted that no one denies the problems in the country and it’s necessary to pay attention to these problems and added, “Everyone knows that so far, no ideal system without problems has been established in the world.”
Hujjat al-Islam Mandegari continued to emphasize the need for more attention to the position of the mosque and said, “The mosque is a base that addresses both economic and spiritual problems and responds to the spiritual needs of individuals.”
In conclusion, he stated, “In the school of Islam, the mosque is both a clinic, a place of refuge and a university and we must use this capacity in the best way.”
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