Hojjatul Islam wal Muslimeen Mohammad Ferdowsipur, referring to the 50th anniversary of the Supreme Leader’s presence in the earthquake-stricken areas of the cities of Gonabad, Kaxk, and Ferdows in 1968, announced holding a conference on the fiftieth anniversary of the leader’s jihadi presence for assisting people in quake-stricken areas called ‘Permanent Jihad In Leader’s Style’ by Xorasan Seminary.
He added that the conference was held in two rounds on September 4th with a speech by Ayatollah Ebadi, the representative of the Leader of the Islamic Revolution in the southern Xorasan in Ferdows town and on the 6th and 7th of September in the presence of the members of the Supreme Council of Xorasan Seminary and the lectures of the manager of Xorasan Seminary, Ayatollah Seyed Mesbah Ameli, and later with the speech of Hojjatul Islam wal Muslimeen Mr. Qomi, the head of the country’s Islamic propagation organization, will be held at Soleimanie Seminary.
He added that at in the afternoon, Dr. Adel Peiqami, the research and technology deputy of Imam Sadiq University will talk about economics, and Mr. Fa’ali, the university professor, will give a speech under the title of lifestyle.
The propagation deputy of Xorasan Seminary, referring to a report on the activities of the jihadi groups of this seminary, expressed that the conference ‘Permanent Jihad In Leader’s Style’ with the presence of 50 jihadi groups composed of clerics and different classes of brothers and sisters to help people and explain the movement of the Supreme Leader to the youth.
Hojjatul Islam wal Muslimeen Mr. Ferdowsipur recalled that the conference is an example of the activities of the resistance economy and religious life style and the type of leader’s assistance.
Referring to the earthquake of 1968 in the south of Xorasan province and in the cities of Gonabad, Kaxk, and Ferdows, he said that it coincided with the reign of Pahlavi dynasty in Iran and at on those days, the Supreme Leader along with a number of seminary students and clergymen entered these areas to assist the people suffering after the earthquake.