3,200 People from Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad Sent to Rahian-e Noor Camps

Yasuj – The head of the camps, tourism, and Rahian-e Noor deputy of the Fath Corps of the IRGC in Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad announced that 3,200 people have been sent to Rahian-e Noor camps, a 500% increase over last year.

Yasouj, the head of the vice-president of military, tourism and Noor forces of Fatah Kohgiluyeh and Boyer Ahmad announced the dispatch of 3,200 people to Noor camps and a 500% increase in the number of dispatches compared to last year.

According to Mehr reporter, Major Rahim Vafanjad announced on Wednesday evening in the gathering of the media of this province in the area of Mursad Strait, Kermanshah, that 3,200 people from the province have been sent to the Noor camps.

Referring to the significant growth of the delegations compared to last year, he said: This year, in the form of various convoys, a total of 3,200 people from all over the province were sent to the holy defense monuments, who, in addition to the programs of Rahian Noor, also visit the tourism facilities.

The head of the Deputy Military, Tourism and Noor Paths of Fateh Corps of Kohgiluyeh and Boyar Ahmad province stated that the plans of the caravans include visiting tourist areas, monuments of holy defense and presence in Qom, and added: The expeditions were carried out according to plan and accompanied by support groups, and the caravans returned to the province without any incident or damage.

Referring to the position of the province in sending pilgrims, he said: the amount of sending pilgrims has increased by 500% compared to last year, and the province is in the first place in the country in terms of sending pilgrims in proportion to the population.

Major Vafanjad considered the support of the Fatah provincial army command, the board of directors, information protection officials and the representation of the Supreme Leader in the army as effective factors in the implementation of these programs, and he appreciated the cooperation of the supporting groups, including the provincial army deputies, Ithar Company, Basij student district and media members.

narratives of sacrifice; From the clothes of the martyrs to the memories of their families

In another part of his speech, referring to the remains of the martyrs of the Holy Defense, he mentioned the pure clothes of the martyrs and the remains of the moments of their martyrdom and said: Some of these works, including the martyr's shirt, which according to the attendees still has a special fragrance, remind the pilgrims of the deep connection between today's generation and the culture of sacrifice and martyrdom.

The head of the Deputy Military, Tourism and Pathfinders of Fatah Army of Kohgiluyeh and Boyar Ahmad province, stating that the Martyrs' Tomb is a place of peace and spirituality for many people, stated: Sometimes people continue to visit the Martyrs after many years, and this connection creates an important question about the position of Martyrs in people's lives. What features were there in their life path and choice that their memory is still alive after years.

Referring to the fateful moments of the martyrs' lives, he paid attention to their decision to choose the path of Jihad and said: The martyrs were placed in situations where they could prioritize their comfort and personal life, but at the moment of decision, they chose responsibility and saving others.

Sacrifice of martyrs in the narrative of families

Referring to the memories of the martyrs' family life, Major Vafanjad mentioned the story of a girl who asked her father to return home and hug him before his martyrdom.

He also shared a memory of the first day of school for the child of one of the martyrs; A child who asked his uncle to sit in the front seat when he drove him to school so that other students would think his father was with him.

According to the head of the Deputy Military, Tourism and Noor Paths of Fateh Corps in Kohgiluyeh and Boyer Ahmad provinces, these narratives are a part of the costs that the families of the martyrs have paid for the defense of the country, and it shows that martyrdom, in addition to individual sacrifice, has also had a profound impact on the lives and future of families.

Pointing to the necessity of rereading these memories for the young generation, he emphasized the importance of knowing the reality of the lives of the martyrs' families and paying attention to the sufferings and difficulties they endured after the martyrdom of their loved ones.