After the prayer and a little reading, I went to visit the Imam. I asked about the contents of the will that they had entrusted to me, and they said that it concerned their personal affairs and informed me that they had prepared their political will in nearly thirty pages, which had not yet been signed. Regarding the admission of students from the groups of
After the prayer and a little reading, I went to visit the Imam. I asked about the contents of the will that they had entrusted to me, and he said that it concerned his personal affairs and informed me that he had prepared his political will in nearly thirty pages, which had not yet been signed. We discussed the admission of students from leftist groups to the university, and it was decided that non-dangerous individuals would be admitted conditionally and with a commitment. I asked for his opinion about taxes. He said that the government can impose taxes to the extent needed and with due regard for justice.
In the afternoon, Mr. Sayyad Shirazi came and spoke about the sensitivity of the Muharram operations area and the possibility of establishing and forming a free Islamic revolutionary government of Iraq in that area and in the cities of Al-Amarah and Hلفائيه and ... if the liberated areas were expanded, and it was decided that they should quickly pursue the continuation of the operations. He said that they had had a successful operation last night and would have another one tomorrow night.
I went to the heart hospital to see my cousin, Sheikh Hossein Hashemian, the representative from Rafsanjan; he is better. There I also met Mr. [Seyyed Mohammad-Sadegh] Lavasani. At night, Fati said that she felt pain in the area of her heart. We called the Imam's doctor; he came and said there was nothing wrong.
Ahmad Agha came, and we discussed the Imam's recent opinion that everyone, and those holding every occupation, are obliged to report for going to the front until sufficient numbers are provided. It was decided that this opinion should be modified somewhat so that those responsible for sensitive occupations would not go. Today, the Majlis also called by telephone about this same problem and it was decided that we should ask the Imam for clarification. On the evening news, footage of foreign journalists visiting the Muharram operations area was broadcast, and their comments were interesting.
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