Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 29, 1989

First, I went to Imam's house. I visited Imam in the hospital. They are doing well. Doctors took blood from him for testing. Ahmad Agha is still in his thoughts. I spoke a few words with the imam. Imam's medical team's policy is that in important cases, due to the importance of the matter and the concern of accusations of laxity or error in the future, they inform the heads of the forces and Ahmad Agha.

I arrived at the parliament at half past nine. In the reports, the demonstration of several tens of thousands of Muslims in London to oppose the book of Satanic Verses and to demand the preservation of the sanctity of Islam and the issue of China and the Soviet Parliament is at the top. [Sidjalal] Sadatian [Head of the Office of the Speaker of the Majlis] and [Abd al-Vahed] Mousavi Lari [Professor of the Speaker of the Majlis] came to negotiate. The composition of the companions on the trip and other issues were discussed. For the leading group to go.

The Presidium of the Parliament had a meeting. There was no important issue in the order. One person was chosen to accompany him on the trip. In the evening, the Constitutional Review Council had a meeting. It was approved that the management and responsibilities of the executive branch be entrusted to the president. It seems that the opponents of this type of concentration have lost their hope in this field; They will probably think of something else to weaken this approval. I worked in my office until 9 o'clock at night. I came home The children have gone to the party. I ate dinner alone.