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Listen | Episode Five | The Book 'Reza Shah' by Dr. Sadegh Zibakalam
Listen | Harvard Oral History | Part Nine of the memoirs of Tahmoures Adhami; diplomat and member of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Iran's ambassador to the Soviet Union (1963 – 1965)
Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi - January 29, 2003
Listen | Harvard Oral History | Part eight of the memoirs of Tahmoures Adamiyat; diplomat and member of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Iranian Ambassador to the Soviet Union (1963 – 1965).
Listen | Friday Noon Stories - The Snowy Old Man
Listen | Episode Five | The Book 'Reza Shah' by Dr. Sadegh Zibakalam
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Listen | Harvard Oral History | Part Nine of the memoirs of Tahmoures Adhami; diplomat and member of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Iran's ambassador to the Soviet Union (1963 – 1965)
First Secretary of the Iranian Embassy in London, Minister Plenipotentiary of Iran in Romania (1961), listen unedited, by Habib Lajvardi, on Abdi Media's Castbox
Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi - January 29, 2003
Dr. Adeli gave the report of his trip to India and said that the Indians did not accept the construction of the gas pipeline and so that Mr. Khatami [President] does not return empty handed.
Listen | Harvard Oral History | Part eight of the memoirs of Tahmoures Adamiyat; diplomat and member of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Iranian Ambassador to the Soviet Union (1963 – 1965).
First Secretary of the Iranian Embassy in London, Iranian Minister Plenipotentiary to Romania (1961), edited by Habib Ladjevardi. Listen without filters on Abdi Media's Castbox.
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The Omani foreign minister, whom I hope will one day publish a memoir of the details of these negotiations, which would certainly be very interesting to read, is now in Washington to provide further explanation.
Of course, I had already written to Mr. Emadeddin Baghi before, asking why the office of the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic explicitly
Mr. Mohammad Jafar Qaempanah, Executive Deputy of the President, Mr. Majid Farahani, Deputy of Coordination and Follow-up of the Executive Deputy of the President, hello
In the provincial trips of the President, resolutions are approved and communicated to the executive agencies and the governorate of each province.
An important question has also arisen for me: Does the security department of Qarz al-Hasaneh Resalat Bank and the personnel security manager of the Central Bank's security department even care about this or not?
Was there any specific connection between Mohsen Eskandari Nia, the imprisoned CEO of Zaviyeh Financial Group, and members of the former and current board of directors of Resalat Bank?
I was thinking about the strange and ruthless labyrinth of power and politics.
Until this day, like every human and fellow citizen, I am sad and have a lump in my throat over these forty-seven or forty-eight days, which for us have felt like forty-seven or forty-eight years.
Greetings, Mr. Houshmand. Why were these martyrs not buried within the Holy Shrine of Imam Reza or the Astan-e Quds territory, but instead in Behesht-e Reza?
Listen | Part Four | The Book of Reza Shah by Dr. Sadegh Zibakalam
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The issue is very simple: solving the difference between fatwa and government decree
Although there is a difference between the fatwa by the authority of taqlid, which is obligatory for his followers, and the ruling of the government, the absolute guardian of the jurist and the Imamate of the Ummah.
With Mr. Mahdavi Abhari?
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Listen | Episode 40 | The book "An Introduction to the Islamic Revolution" (Author's Preface) written by Dr. Sadegh Zibakalam
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Greetings, Mr. Goudarzi. One could also look at it from this perspective: through the use of judicial leniency measures, Mr. Vahid Ashtari—for whom you are currently acting as administrative counsel—will be released from prison.
Then the qualification should be confirmed in the board of supervision of the election of the council, and this recent prison will cause more publicity
Exactly! That's precisely why I published it. There are also cases related to this issue involving Mr. Hassan Rouhani in his capacity as the Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council in 2003, which I will publish in due time.
Important - An excerpt from Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani's diary, Wednesday, February 26, 2003
Messrs. [Ali] Shamkhani, [Minister of Defense], and [Seyyed Ali] Hosseini-Tash, [President of the Defense Industries Education and Research Institute], came. They said that Mr. [Gholamreza] Aghazadeh...
Is it not interesting that Mohammad Shariatmadari holds specific meetings focused on petrochemicals at his former workplace, the Shah Abdol-Azim Holy Shrine, on a Thursday during Ramadan?
Republication - The text of the Supreme Judicial Council's directive dated December 19, 1984, to all courts and prosecutor's offices in Iran regarding the acceptance of attorneys.
One of the wonders of the history of advocacy in Iran following the victory of the Revolution is that up until 1984, there were numerous obstacles to practicing law in the justice system.
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