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'''[[Abu Tarabi Fard, Seyyed Ali Akbar|Abu Torabi Fard]]`s presence in the camps helped strengthen the morale of the captives.''' | '''[[Abu Tarabi Fard, Seyyed Ali Akbar|Abu Torabi Fard]]`s presence in the camps helped strengthen the morale of the captives.''' | ||
[[Abu Tarabi Fard, Seyyed Ali Akbar|Abu Torabi Fard]] went as far as to say: <blockquote>[[Sport]] for you is even more important than Nahj -ol-Balagheh classes. The fact that an authority of Islamic codes and regulations such as Hajy morally obliged us to exercise, encouraged us the more to attach importance to doing exercises and sports.</blockquote>In the latter part of [[captivity]], captives were too exhausted and used up and the dark dank rooms of the | [[Abu Tarabi Fard, Seyyed Ali Akbar|Abu Torabi Fard]] went as far as to say: <blockquote>[[Sport]] for you is even more important than Nahj -ol-Balagheh classes. The fact that an authority of Islamic codes and regulations such as Hajy morally obliged us to exercise, encouraged us the more to attach importance to doing exercises and sports.</blockquote>In the latter part of [[captivity]], captives were too exhausted and used up and the dark dank rooms of the barrack plus malnutrition had rendered them weak and emaciated even so, Haji had remained quite athletic and vibrant<ref>Scientific Council of LCs(= Azadegan) Encyclopedia. (2019). Azadegan Encyclopedia: Iranian prisoners liberated in the war between Iraq and Iran. Tehran: Institute of Human Sciences and Cultural Studies[https://www.mfpa.ir ;Payam-e-Azadegan]</ref>. | ||
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Revision as of 15:23, 17 October 2025
Abu Torabi Fard`s presence in the camps helped strengthen the morale of the captives.
Abu Torabi Fard went as far as to say:
Sport for you is even more important than Nahj -ol-Balagheh classes. The fact that an authority of Islamic codes and regulations such as Hajy morally obliged us to exercise, encouraged us the more to attach importance to doing exercises and sports.
In the latter part of captivity, captives were too exhausted and used up and the dark dank rooms of the barrack plus malnutrition had rendered them weak and emaciated even so, Haji had remained quite athletic and vibrant[1].
See also
Bibliography
- ↑ Scientific Council of LCs(= Azadegan) Encyclopedia. (2019). Azadegan Encyclopedia: Iranian prisoners liberated in the war between Iraq and Iran. Tehran: Institute of Human Sciences and Cultural Studies;Payam-e-Azadegan
Mohammad Reza Kabiny