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Seyyed Ali Akbar Abu Torabifard was born on November 23, 1318 in the city of Qom. His father was Ayatollah Seyyed Abbas Abu Torabifard, the son of Seyyed Abu Torab Mujtahid, the author of a scholarly treatise and one of the authorities of Qazvin tradition and the key holder of Astan Imamzadeh Hossein Qazvin. His mother was the daughter of Ayatollah Seyyed Muhammad Baqer Alavi Qazvini, one of the taqlid authorities invited by Sheikh Abdul Karim Haeri, the founder of the Qom seminary or theological college. | |||
Seyyed Ali Akbar was in Qom until the fifth grade and ended the sixth grade in Massoud School in Qazvin. In 1333, as Din & Danesh high school was founded by Ayatollah Dr. Beheshti in Qom, he started the intermediate education there and he continued it in Hakim Nizami High School whence he obtained a diploma in mathematics ... [[Abu Torabi Fard, Seyyed Ali Akbar|continue]] | |||
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| [[ | | [[Calendar of captivity(September-October)|Martyrdom Calendar of Mehr]] || [[Martyrdom Calendar of Mehr(= from 23rd of September to 22nd of October)|Martyrdom Calendar of Mehr]] | ||
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| [[ | | [[Calendar of captivity(October-November)|Martyrdom Calendar of Aban]] || [[Martyrdom Calendar of Aban(= from 23rd of October to 21st of November)|Martyrdom Calendar of Aban]] | ||
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| [[ | | [[Calendar of captivity(November-December)|Martyrdom Calendar of Azar]] || [[Martyrdom Calendar of Azar(from 22nd of November to 21st of December)|Martyrdom Calendar of Azar]] | ||
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| [[ | | [[Calendar of captivity(February-March)|Martyrdom Calendar of Esfand]] || [[Martyrdom Calendar of Esfand(= from 20th of February to 20th of March)|Martyrdom Calendar of Esfand]] | ||
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Halimeh Azmodeh. Halimeh Azmodeh was born in 1335 in Abadan. At the beginning of the war she was a midwife at the midwifery Sevom-e- Shaban hospital, Abadan ... continue
Abu Tarabi Fard, Seyyed Ali Akbar. Seyyed Ali Akbar Abu Tarabifard was born on November 23, 1318 in the city of Qom. His father was Ayatollah Seyyed Abbas Abu Tarabifard ... continue
Education. Education has been considered the act of learning and teaching, which can be done in different ways. What we meant by education during captivity was the transfer of knowledge ... continue
Massoumeh Abad. The female Iranian captive who On the October 15th 1980, while they were returning from Shiraz, on Mahshar Road – Abadan ... continueSelected Image
Abu Tarabi Fard, Seyyed Ali Akbar
Memorial of Azadegan Seyyed (the lord of captives)
Seyyed Ali Akbar Abu Torabifard was born on November 23, 1318 in the city of Qom. His father was Ayatollah Seyyed Abbas Abu Torabifard, the son of Seyyed Abu Torab Mujtahid, the author of a scholarly treatise and one of the authorities of Qazvin tradition and the key holder of Astan Imamzadeh Hossein Qazvin. His mother was the daughter of Ayatollah Seyyed Muhammad Baqer Alavi Qazvini, one of the taqlid authorities invited by Sheikh Abdul Karim Haeri, the founder of the Qom seminary or theological college.
Seyyed Ali Akbar was in Qom until the fifth grade and ended the sixth grade in Massoud School in Qazvin. In 1333, as Din & Danesh high school was founded by Ayatollah Dr. Beheshti in Qom, he started the intermediate education there and he continued it in Hakim Nizami High School whence he obtained a diploma in mathematics ... continue
Subjects
New Articles
- Liberated Captives in the Statements of the Supreme Leader 4
- Liberated POWs in the Supreme Leader's Statements 3
- The Liberated Captives(LCs) in the Statements of the Leader 2
- The Liberated Captives in the Supreme Leader's Statements 1
- Forcing POWs to Beat One Another
- Clothing
- The Tunnel of Death Punishment
- Written Report of Iranian POWs to UN Representatives
- Prevention of Religious Observances
- Captivity an overview
- Captivity, Prisoners of War, and Liberated Prisoners of War in the Press
- The Impact of Saying Prayers and Supplication on Prisoners of War
- Abu Torabifard, Seyyed Aliakbar
- Violence in Captivity
- Status of POWs from Capture to Internment
- Forced Labour
- Fields of prisoners' resistance
- Innovations and creativity in clothing
- Tool of Resistance in Captivity
- Individual and collective resistance of prisoners
- Soft resistance of prisoners
- Islam and the Issue of Captivity
- A Review of the Situation of Iranian Prisoners of War in Iraqi Camps
- Martyrdom Calendar of Esfand(= from 20th of February to 20th of March)
Calendar of captivity and martyrdom