Early in the morning I went to the dentist. Dr. Shirazi was not available because I had not informed him again—which I should have done yesterday. I went to Imam Square and saw the site of Friday's explosion. It had caused a great deal of destruction; all the windows of the buildings around Imam Square were shattered, and a number of the buildings
Early in the morning I went to the dentist. Dr. Shirazi was not available because I had not informed him again—which I should have done yesterday. I went to Imam Square and saw the site of Friday's explosion. It had caused extensive damage; all the windows of the buildings around Imam Square had been shattered, a number of buildings had been damaged, and the telecommunications system had suffered serious damage. Then I went to Parliament. Reading reports, meeting with representatives who had returned from Mecca, and signing the week's agenda took up the time.
I went to the Presidential Office. I attended a meeting with members of the Cultural Revolution Headquarters, the Prime Minister, and the Minister of Science regarding their disagreements. It was decided that the Headquarters would determine the regulations and the Ministry of Science would implement them.
Colonel Ali Sayyad Shirazi gave a report on the victories, and it became clear that there were one hundred eighty-three Iraqi prisoners of war. I had lunch at Parliament, and after prayers and a rest, I met with officials from the Welfare Organization, who spoke about their successes in managing forty thousand destitute families, six hundred disabled villagers, orphaned children, and women under guidance, and...
People from the Army's Second Bureau came and complained about the influence of the Hojjatieh Society. A man gave me several invention proposals for the Islamic Republic to make use of. He was a sincere and simple man, and two others with him spoke about the pressure of taxes and the danger of smuggling.
Mr. Mehdi Mofatteh [the son of the martyred Dr. Mofatteh] came and consulted me about assistance from the Martyrs Foundation for dividing Dr. Mofatteh's inheritance, and I referred him to Mr. Mehdi Karroubi. Mr. Mohammad Ali Nadi Najafabadi came and had some remarks about the war in Kurdistan. At the meeting of the Party's Central Council—which was held at night in Mr. Khamenei's office—the discussion was about the Party's organization.
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