Four non-repeating words from the language of the President's adviser on clerical affairs

While it is always said about war, conflict and restrictions, Seyyed Ali Emad's literature received a different tone in the anniversary ceremony of Martyr Ashrafi Isfahani. Especially when he said: commemorating the martyrs should raise the question in our minds about how much we strive for the dignity of human beings, the spread of justice, the strengthening of morals and the defense of the truth...

Ambassador Arjan; Soroush Bamdad- So many Friday imams speak repetitive and clichéd words every week, specifically about clothing and women, and so much society is involved in providing life's axioms or in fear of starting another war that I hesitated on the news of the president's adviser on clerical affairs in the martyrdom anniversary ceremony of Ayatollah Ashrafi Isfahani from this point of view to see if his view of Islam and a Muslim is different from the perspective of human rights. He has repeated the same words he said a thousand times; Words whose tedious repetition has created such a distance between the public and the society that we are witnessing that sometimes they are not invited to funerals and funerals, and those who do not receive salaries from government institutions have problems in making a living.

On the other hand, Sadav Sima invites so many random clerics, often belonging to the same political faction, in various programs that the desire to hear their words in unorganized public circles has decreased to the point where they participate less in some non-governmental programs of other classes.

On the other hand, regarding the title of presidential adviser on clerical affairs, there is a question that most of the previous presidents were not clerics themselves? Why didn't they play this role themselves? In addition, when the Islamic Republic is known for the rule of clerics (although in recent years it is more known for the military), what exactly is the work of a consultant in clerical affairs?

Of course, the current president is not a cleric, but a doctor, and he is so caught up in the embargo, war, sea and air blockade that he really has no time and opportunity left for other matters, and others must help and give advice.

All this was a prelude to say that the words of Hojjatul Islam "Syed Ali Emad", the President's adviser on clerical affairs, are not of the usual type of Friday imams and official tribunes, whose concern is that government agencies should not provide services to girls and women in informal clothing, or that they should not hold music concerts in a certain city, or close cafes, or control the sidewalks so that they do not cross paths, or that they should not run races for girls and women, and this mentality It has been created for the new generation as if the whole of Islam and Muslims are for the restriction of girls and women!

In the speech of Seyyed Ali Emad on the anniversary of Ayatollah Ashrafi Isfahani in the Amirul Momineen complex in Marzdaran area of Tehran, we heard the same kind of words that Masoud al-Bajikian also said, and of course a member of the experts (Sheikh Mohsen Araki) had criticized why he was talking about Nahj al-Balagha and that reciting Nahj al-Balagha should be subject to their permission!

But why different? Because Mr. Emad said: "Commemorating the martyrs should raise the question in our minds that to what extent do we strive to preserve human dignity, spread justice, strengthen morals and defend the truth?"

(Interpretations such as dignity, justice, morals and truth are seemingly normal, but they have depth and importance, and we hear them less these days, and we constantly emphasize daily controversial issues, and we hear more: the Strait of Hormuz is our honor, or we should continue the war until the victory is complete, or you should try the former president and the former foreign minister because they have expressed their expert opinions and have not received permission from the world of Shariamdari before!)

The adviser to the president on clerical affairs stated: "Life finds true value when it is accompanied by responsibility, ethics, loyalty to the truth and attention to the fate of others."

He said: "The memory of great people like Ashrafi Isfahani should make us reconsider our behavior so that we don't abandon fairness and morality in dealing with others and in social judgments and facing disagreements."

Seyyed Ali Emad reminded: "True respect for a character is not only attending the grave and holding ceremonies, but also fair recognition and responsible behavior, as well as observing ethics and paying attention to his services during his lifetime."

The president's adviser on clerical affairs, like the head of the respective government, also emphasized national solidarity and said: "We should put aside minor differences."

Ayatollah Sheikh Ataullah Ashrafi Esfahani was assassinated 44 years ago in Mehr 1361 at the age of 80 in the Friday prayer altar of Kermanshah, and because of this he was known as the fourth martyr of the altar. Before him, three other famous Friday imams were martyred in the Mihrab of Friday prayers: Ayatollah Seyed Asadullah Madani, the Friday imam of Tabriz, Ayatollah Seyed Abdul Hossein Dastghaib, the imam of the Shiraz Friday prayer, and Ayatollah Sheikh Mohammad Ali Sadouqi, the Friday imam of Yazd.

Although Ayatollah Qazi Tabatabai was also the Friday imam, the criterion for the title of martyr was the altar of martyrdom in the same place.

The name of the city of Kermanshah was changed to Bakhthran during the time of the late Ashrafi Isfahani because of the misconception that Kermanshah is made up of the two words Kerman and Shah, while it was Kermashan that eventually became Kermansha and Kermanshah and is a thousand years old and has nothing to do with the Shah or the city and province of Kerman. were

Ashrafi Esfahani's name was placed on one of the newly established and important highways in Tehran, and even though most people do not know who the 80-year-old man who was assassinated in Mehr 1361 was, they are familiar with this name. Later, with the efforts of his son and the cooperation of various institutions, a large complex including a mosque with ancillary services was established in Gendarmerie town, which is currently known as Marzdaran area and is known as Gharb town with wide streets and various gardens and urban engineering structure.

In recent years, this collection has been in the news due to the differences between the management of the collection and Alireza Panahian, the preacher, because apparently, as the trusteeship of the seminary located there, it does not agree to the stewardship of the whole collection, and because the disputes have been referred to the endowment, it has benefited from the political alignment with the current management of the endowment.