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These services included things like standing guard so that others could hold their cultural, religious and sports sessions in complete peace. Holding speech programs, teaching Islamic rules, mourning, and especially holding congregational prayers in an environment that was strictly controlled by Iraqi forces had severe consequences. | These services included things like standing guard so that others could hold their cultural, religious and sports sessions in complete peace. Holding speech programs, teaching Islamic rules, mourning, and especially holding congregational prayers in an environment that was strictly controlled by Iraqi forces had severe consequences. | ||
Cutting the food ration was the least punishment. Some of the prisoners took on the duty of guarding so that such programs could be held with less risk<ref>Azadegan Scientific Council. (2019). Azadegan Encyclopedia: Iranian prisoners freed in the war between Iraq and Iran. Tehran: Institute of Humanities and Cultural Studies; Azadegan Cultural and Art Institute.</ref>. | Cutting the food ration was the least [[Punishment and torture|punishment]]. Some of the prisoners took on the duty of guarding so that such programs could be held with less risk<ref>Azadegan Scientific Council. (2019). Azadegan Encyclopedia: Iranian prisoners freed in the war between Iraq and Iran. Tehran: Institute of Humanities and Cultural Studies; [https://www.mfpa.ir Azadegan Cultural and Art Institute].</ref>. | ||
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== Bibliography == | == Bibliography == | ||
<references />Parvin Kashanizadeh | <references />'''Parvin Kashanizadeh''' | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:30, 8 August 2025
These services included things like standing guard so that others could hold their cultural, religious and sports sessions in complete peace. Holding speech programs, teaching Islamic rules, mourning, and especially holding congregational prayers in an environment that was strictly controlled by Iraqi forces had severe consequences.
Cutting the food ration was the least punishment. Some of the prisoners took on the duty of guarding so that such programs could be held with less risk[1].
See also
Bibliography
- ↑ Azadegan Scientific Council. (2019). Azadegan Encyclopedia: Iranian prisoners freed in the war between Iraq and Iran. Tehran: Institute of Humanities and Cultural Studies; Azadegan Cultural and Art Institute.
Parvin Kashanizadeh