Mohammad Ashrafi-Isfahani, the son of the fourth martyr of the Mihrab, spoke on the anniversary of his father's martyrdom: 'My father was a tenant in Kermanshah for 10 to 12 years. When the news reached Imam [Khomeini], he was upset and sent a message to the merchants of Kermanshah saying, 'Help Mr. Ashrafi to get out of being a tenant.' This was done, but my father bequeathed half of the house to the Imam in his will, which made the Imam very angry, and he said, 'This house is for his family.'
Video: Ashrafi-Isfahani's Memory of the Tenant Story of the Fourth Martyr of the Mihrab
Mohammad Ashrafi-Isfahani recalls his father's struggles as a tenant in Kermanshah and the Imam's intervention to help them. The story highlights the relationship between the Ashrafi family and Imam Khomeini, reflecting on the complexities of loyalty and property in post-revolutionary Iran.
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📰 What Happened
Mohammad Ashrafi-Isfahani recounted how his father, a tenant in Kermanshah, received help from Imam Khomeini to secure housing. The story reflects the complexities of their relationship, especially regarding property and loyalty.
- Ashrafi-Isfahani's father was a tenant for 10 to 12 years in Kermanshah.
- Imam Khomeini intervened to assist the Ashrafi family, but later expressed anger over the father's will that bequeathed property to him.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
The 'martyr of the Mihrab' refers to a group of clerics who were killed during the revolution, symbolizing the intertwining of religion and politics in Iran.
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