Conversation Mahmoudian: Mr. Khamenei is not meant to be the agent of change; he will also accept change by force Mahmoudian: Our goal in political action is to reduce repression and costs Mahmoudian: If our people do not share in development and power, they will ruin the gamePreviousNext Mahmoudian: My issue is not Mr. Khamenei; my issue is the transition to a democratic system Mahmoudian: The government's balance has become so heavy that it doesn't even see the people! Mahmoudian: The ruling structure of Iran did not have the capacity and capacity for reformThree types of change are possible: reform, revolution, and transition. Mahmoudian: Those who say "Long live Mr. Pahlavi!" become idols!Mr. [Mehdi] Nasiri is the one who was replaced by Hossein Shariatmadari to prevent his extremism! Listen | Jurisprudence and Social Sciences; One-sided LoveInterview with Majid Behestani Listen | Prostitution and Social Crises | Sexual Wisdom Program at Studio PotSaeed Madani in conversation with Yasser Arab Mahmoudian: Nothing should remain of the Islamic Republic!The type of future system is of secondary importance to me. Mahmoudian: What happened in the 1979 revolution was a people's uprising against inefficiencyThe result of this change was disastrous! See: From Compulsion to Change to Responsibility to Choose: Democratic Transition or Repetition of TyrannyWith the presence of a conversation with Mehdi Mahmoudian, activist and political prisoner Soleimani Ardestani: I do not believe in clerical rule.It is possible that when the "white smoke" emerges, it will be completely contrary to our expectations. Soleimani Ardestani: You will not be able to speak to these people about religious government for the next few hundred years!Perhaps if a personality like Mr. Khatami were to become a temporary leader [for a transition to democracy], the people might accept it. Soleimani Ardestani: Among the current clergy, I do not see anyone who possesses the competence to govern the country.The clergy currently do not even have the competence to preach in mosques! Soleimani Ardestani: I am very optimistic about the Iranian nation.The people weigh the country's best interests and make decisions rationally. Soleimani Ardestani: It is not clear what will emerge from this very Assembly of Experts 24 hours after the passing of the current Leader.A hypocritical society cannot be predicted. Soleimani Ardestani: If Mr. Khamenei changes his approach, I too will become his supporter.With this current direction, I am not optimistic [about reaching the third leadership]. Soleimani Ardestani: Islam no longer holds a place in the minds of the majority of our society's youth today.For these 46 years, we have been paying the price for a single mistake (the occupation of the U.S. Embassy). Soleimani Ardestani: What is being interpreted as Velayat-e Faqih today is a catastrophe!Throughout history, the majority of Shiite jurists believed that something called Velayat-e Faqih (in the sense of the rule of the jurist) does not exist. Soleimani Ardestani: This system has not achieved its goals and has caused severe damage to both the religion and the worldly lives of the people.I believe in fundamental reforms. Soleimani Ardastani: The Islamic Republic has been transformed into an individual rule (or a one-person government).I believe there is no such thing as an Islamic Government! Soleimani Ardastani: Ayatollah Mesbah (Yazdi) was fiercely in favor of individual rule (authoritarian rule/monocracy).Among traditional scholars, Ayatollah Mesbah (Yazdi) had the worst reaction (or attitude/approach) toward the new human rights system. Soleimani Ardastani: The Leader told Mr. Mesbah (Yazdi) that he is the Motahhari of our time!The only commonality I see between these two people is that both of their turbans are white! Soleimani Ardastani: The Islamic Republic's interpretation (reading) of Islam is an unprecedented interpretation.In this interpretation, a republic has been formed in which the people have no role whatsoever (are powerless). نمایش بیشترMost ReadMemories of Akbar Hashemi - February 20, 2000 - Meeting with Abdullah Jasbi and Concerns About Election ResultsMovie / Where is Commander Morteza Talaie?Akbar Hashemi's memoirs - 1999 September 10 - The two-person political negotiations with Vaez Tabasi continued until he was escorted to Tehran, where Hashemi apparently decided to seriously participate in the sixth parliamentary elections.The records of the recent periods of the Islamic Council showed that the parliament is not in charge of affairs and cannot interfere or pass resolutions on the authority of the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces at any level, let alone supervise.What will be the future of Iran with the announced candidates for the presidential election? / Conversation with Dr. Taghi Azad AramakiCan I feel tired with you?A Basiji veterinarian was appointed head of the health network instead of an otolaryngologist.Akbar Hashemi's memoirs - 1999 September 5 - The meeting of the senior managers of the judiciary with Hashemi Rafsanjani and their complaint about the neglect of Hashemi Shahroudi, the new head of the judiciary, continues.Memories of Akbar Hashemi - 1999 September 7 - In continuation of the efforts of the late Vaez Tabasi, who used to encourage Hashemi to participate in the elections in frequent meetings, this time he also met with Hashemi.Akbar Hashemi's memories - 1999 September 9 - Continued visits to the belongings, buildings and works of Astan Quds