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Tehran – Navid Shahed | The photograph taken on February 8, 1979 (19 Bahman 1357), showing Air Force homafars saluting Imam Ruhollah Khomeini, was more than a news image. It became a symbol of alignment between parts of Iran’s armed forces and the ideals of the Islamic Revolution as well as the demands of the Iranian people—an event that accelerated the final victory of the revolution.

Marzieh Nabavinia does not complete the West’s narrative of the Iranian woman; therefore, her name must be erased. We will not abandon her name.

The Qoba Mosque, in those days, had effectively become the center for exposing the regime’s crimes. On the first night of Ramadan in 1357 SH (1978 AD), more than 40,000 people gathered to hear the speech of the Martyr Mofatteh.

An international conference on the Quranic and exegetical thoughts of Martyr Ayatollah Mohammad Hossein Beheshti is planned to be held under the auspices of Al- Mustafa Society.

In the collective and feminine rise against the Pahlavi machine, a regime that held no merit for their traditional values, many women gave more than the articulation of their voice: they gave their blood.

The beautiful and unique image that you see has been registered in the February 1982 in the Graveyard of Martyrs in Urmia