mohdi kermani, after kerman , hojjati kermani, mr. mohdi kermani, mohadi kermani, mohadi kermani, how many women are you in the seventh parliament? there were 12 of us, then one more person was added to us in the middle, and we were 13. finally, we were together at that time. you were something, for example , you had something like a faction, or political differences caused that not many of us were mrs. jaladarzadeh , but mrs. maruti, the rest were almost ladies. the brothers and others, i, even them , we had a common concern about social issues, the concern of women was common, now in political concerns, everyone gave their own political speech, but in general, because everyone has a job and a duty, but it is politically permissible. which commission did you belong to? principle 9 : what did you do ? i was in the discussion of the board of directors . maybe many people now say to our former colleagues or some of those who are in the chancellery somewhere, they praise ishrat shayeg, but they put a caveat in front of it. amma, because

modi kermani, after kerman, hojjati kermani, mr. mohadi kermani, karam mohdi kermani , how many women were there in the 7th parliament, then there were 12 of us. in the middle, one person was added to us, we were 13 , after all, you were together then. for example, a did you have something like a faction, or were political differences the reason that not so much we were mrs. jaladarzadeh instead of mrs. maruti , the rest were almost like mrs. akhwan and others , and even that one, we had a common concern about social issues, the concern of the time of majeh was common. now , in the political concerns, everyone makes their own political speech, but in general, because

mobdi kermani. he was after kerman. being hojjati kermani mr. mohadi kerman kermani how many women were you in the 7th parliament , there were 12 of us, then one more person was added to us in the middle, and we were 13. finally, at that time , you were something with each other, for example , you had something like a faction or differences it was politically motivated not much, we were mrs. jaladarzadeh , but mrs. maruti, the rest were almost like mrs. akhwan and others, even she was concerned about social issues. we were doing this because we were going to move forward together, and that's why it was one of the councils where women rarely had conflicts with each other in the reality of work and duty, but it was politically permissible in its place, like which commission were you on, principle 90, commission principle 90 what was he doing? i was concerned about his welfare i was their first secretary. well, the most important thing we did there was the discussion of confidential cases. maybe many of our former colleagues or some of those who ar

seta hashemi was also the representative of qom, but the fact that he is from kermani is that anyway, kermania is also a person of politics and issues like this, and yes, we had many personalities, for example, the deceased was zargar, and many of the elders were defaker. yes , mr. faker was from our province, there was mr. zatsar, who was very enthusiastic and praised. the late abbas abbasi bandarbasi was himself. when he said that there were many characters in that parliament, there was a person who was very interesting, the late mohadi savji, he studied carefully, we say that sometimes we criticize , some representatives don't read. once there was a ceremony to honor mr. hashemi rafsanjani because we were in a period of forgiveness during the period of mr. hashemi. there was the president, there was mr. khatami in one section, well , this crowd was full, here were the countrymen, the army, and all the officials, and they were all sitting on top of me. it was mr. hashemi and it should be moved . the meeting started with mr. jaseh, they read the quran, then mr. natiq said that today

o haj qasim , it is known to us kermanis in their wills that i would like kerman to remain with the province remain a province until the end. what effect does the election have on our lives? the importance of elections is that people have a role in governance, and to the extent that they eliminate themselves , their role in decision-making becomes weaker. half-sha'ban celebrations and the presence of millions of people from all over the country in qom became a good opportunity for community activists. and politics to encourage people to participate in the upcoming elections. agha nouri, the news agency of jamkaran qom holy mosque . enrollment in the virtual course of the study plan of the works of the late allameh misbah yazdi has started. according to the announcement of the vice-chancellor of education and education, the academic situation of this course is virtual form and with the aim of benefiting students from the works of the thinkers of the leaf system. on 21 march, refer to the skill system of the students' house , and mr. nouruddin iraqi, a jurist, a scholar, and one of the sources

kermani came to kermansha after martyr mihrab and sharifi esfani, who had a relationship with his office , brought me to tehran and took the irgc relations management in the field of representation, but i was a jurist, and then it became the context in which public relations became the only officer in the parliament before the revolution. your children are islamic, so they speak turkish, farsi, kurdish, and of course, they are more fluent in farsi because they were not born in sanghar, in kermanshah. i was born and i was born in tehran, but most of my service was in qasr shirin, according to mehran and dehlan and ilam, i have 3 children, yes, i don't want a boy . i have a daughter. my eldest son was born in 1355. he has two children, and the son-in-law is one of my uncle juma. my promise from lorestan rang in the parliament. when you were the fifth, your feeling was that the fifth parliament was more serious and stronger , and there were fights, yes, there were a lot of fights, because the biggest enemies were in the fifth parliament . it was the fifth assembly, i wanted to serve you let

we started it, and then ayatollah mohadi kermani came to kermanshah after martyr mehrabi asfani, who was associated with his office , brought me to tehran and took the management of the irgc in the field of representation, but i was a jurist, and then i became the same field that public relations to the parliament and single your children were officers in the islamic council before the revolution, so they speak turkish and farsi , of course, they are more fluent in farsi. because i was not born in sanghar, i was born in kermanshah and i was born in tehran, but most of my service was in qasr shirin, according to mehran, dehlaran and ilam . he was born in 1355 and has two children, and his son-in-law is one of the honorable juma's uncles. my daughter is the daughter-in-law of my sister, who also has four children. my son was born in 1361. when were you in the fifth majlis ? did you feel that the fifth majlis was more serious and strong? there would have been fights, yes , there would have been a lot of fights , because the biggest taunts were in the 5th parliament . and for this reason

god's grace, i went to the army and we started the qasr shirin army, and then hazrat ayatollah mohadi kermani came to kermanshah after martyr mehrabi asfani, who was associated with his office and brought tehran to tehran to manage public relations. i was in the field of representation in the revolutionary guards, but i was weak , and then it became the same field as public relations to the parliament and they are the only officers before the revolution in the islamic council. so your children speak turkish and farsi as well? of course, they are more fluent in farsi because they were not born in sanghar , they were born in kermanshah and were born in tehran, but most of my service was in qasr shirin, in qulan, mehran, dehlan, and ilam. i have three children. the son of a girl, my eldest son was born in 135, he has 2 children and the son-in-law is one of the respected friday imams, my daughter. my sister's daughter-in-law , who also has four children, is pregnant in 1361. my son, as i said, called you from lorestan in the 5th majlis. your feeling was that the fifth parliament would be more ser

instagram band in iran and pro israel organizations long lobbied social media companies to remove kermani'sey've suspended. not booted but suspended. stuart: preponderance ovicells. there's a will the of red on that board. don't go anywhere. friday feedback is next. ♪ it's odd how in an instant things can transform. slipping out of balance into freefall. i'm glad i found stability amidst it all. gold. standing the test of time. ♪ i'm gonna hold you forever... ♪ ♪ i'll be there... ♪ ♪ you don't... ♪ ♪ you don't have to worry... ♪ ♪ stuart: that a aalegent stadium, las vegas, the super bowl held on sunday afternoon. by the way, we're playing the beatles because today is the 60th anniversary of the beatles first appearance on ed sullivan show and made three appearances all together and beatle mania took over america. on this day, 60 years ago. lauren: never saw it. stuart: i remember it. ashley: feels like yesterday. stuart: friday feedback. lauren, ashley, get started with the first message coming to the day. just saw stuart and the start time of the super bowl and second should be earlier. t