From Apple Scent in a Hospital to Tales of Years of Patience: Night of Memories for Basir Veterans

Coinciding with the birth anniversary of Lady Zeinab (peace be upon her) and in the presence of Basir veterans and their families, the Night of Memories for Basir Veterans (Patient Fellow Travelers) was held.

At the same time as the birth of Hazrat Zainab Kabri (PBUH) and with the presence of Basir veterans and their families, the memory night of Basir veterans (Patient companions) was held.

According to Ambassador Arjan, the night of memory of Basir veterans and their families was held at the National Museum of the Islamic Revolution and Holy Defense, with narratives of the lives of veterans, the patience of wives and nurses, and honoring the families of the martyrs.

With the presence of a group of Basir veterans, their families and officials, this ceremony was an opportunity to recall the memories of the years of sacrifice and to appreciate the company of families who have patiently endured the difficulties of living with veterans for years.

A memory of apple fragrance in the last moments of a veteran's life

One of the most influential parts of this night of remembrance was the narration of Mrs. Esfandiari, a nurse with 26 years of service, from a 70% veteran named Hosseinzadeh. Recalling the patience of this veteran, who, according to him, slept sitting up for years due to his physical condition, he told about the day when his condition had deteriorated.

Esfandiari narrated that near the time of noon prayer, a sweet and strange smell, similar to the aroma of apples, wafted in the hospital ward and affected those present. He went to Hosseinzadeh's room and faced his lifeless body; A memory that remains in this nurse's mind after many years.

families of martyrs; The beacon and history makers of society

Further, Mr. Mohseni, emphasizing the position of veterans and their families, considered these people not only a part of history, but also history makers who can continue to be an inspiration to the society with the continuation of the spirit of sacrifice and presence in social arenas. He emphasized the necessity of maintaining social roles and accompanying people in difficult times.

Abbas Ali Rezaei, Director General of Tehran Martyrs and Martyrs Foundation, also expressed his gratitude to the Basir veterans and their wives, and considered the patience and companionship of the families worthy of honor and emphasized the necessity of providing services to the families of the martyrs and martyrs and the continuation of the culture of sacrifice and martyrdom.

Dr. Khush Iqbal, the deputy governor of Tehran, also considered the sacrifice of veterans during the holy defense and the patience of their wives and families as one of the factors that preserve the honor and pride of the country.

Other parts of this ceremony included the performance of poetry and speeches by Jafar Khalidi, the honoring of the wives and daughters of Basir veterans active in the field of nursing, and the performance of artistic programs. Remembering the dead children of Minab and emphasizing the necessity of keeping their memory alive was one of the most effective parts of the program; A night that focused on reminiscing, honoring the families of martyrs and passing on the culture of sacrifice to future generations.