8 prominent figures of Islamic world honored at Intl. Conference of “Mujahideen in Exile”
At the 6th International Conference of “Mujahideen in Exile”, 8 Mujahideen in the field of resistance in the Islamic world were honored.
On Wednesday evening, October 6, 2021, the 6th International Conference of “Mujahideen in Exile” was held in the presence of a group of state and military officials, as well as representatives of jihadi groups and Islamic countries in the Talash Cultural Complex in Tehran.
In the ceremony, which focused on the role of Resistance in the decline and expulsion of the United States from the region, the messages from Hojat al-Islam Ahmad Marvi, custodian of Astan Quds Razavi, and Sheikh Zakzaki were read.
At the 6th International Conference of “Mujahideen in Exile”, 8 Mujahideen in the field of resistance in the Islamic world were honored.
The eight people who were honored were: The family of Martyr Landi, a devoted teenager from Izeh, Iran, Salah Zawawi, Palestinian Ambassador to Iran, Ebrahim Dailami, Yemeni Ambassador to Iran, Soheila Zakzaky, daughter of Sheikh Ibrahim Zakzaky, Leila Haidar Fathi, religious figure and social activist from the United States, father of Martyr Qutasloo, the first martyr of the Iran’s Army to defend shrines in Syria, Abbas Daneshgar, a martyr in defending the shrines in Syria from Semnan Province, and Hojat al-Islam Ashfaq Rahimi, Friday Prayer Imam of Melbourne, Australia.
At the 6th International Conference of “Mujahideen in Exile”, 8 Mujahideen in the field of resistance in the Islamic world were honored.
On Wednesday evening, October 6, 2021, the 6th International Conference of “Mujahideen in Exile” was held in the presence of a group of state and military officials, as well as representatives of jihadi groups and Islamic countries in the Talash Cultural Complex in Tehran.
In the ceremony, which focused on the role of Resistance in the decline and expulsion of the United States from the region, the messages from Hojat al-Islam Ahmad Marvi, custodian of Astan Quds Razavi, and Sheikh Zakzaki were read.
At the 6th International Conference of “Mujahideen in Exile”, 8 Mujahideen in the field of resistance in the Islamic world were honored.
The eight people who were honored were: The family of Martyr Landi, a devoted teenager from Izeh, Iran, Salah Zawawi, Palestinian Ambassador to Iran, Ebrahim Dailami, Yemeni Ambassador to Iran, Soheila Zakzaky, daughter of Sheikh Ibrahim Zakzaky, Leila Haidar Fathi, religious figure and social activist from the United States, father of Martyr Qutasloo, the first martyr of the Iran’s Army to defend shrines in Syria, Abbas Daneshgar, a martyr in defending the shrines in Syria from Semnan Province, and Hojat al-Islam Ashfaq Rahimi, Friday Prayer Imam of Melbourne, Australia.