“I am Cyrus. King of the world. When I entered Babylon… I did not allow anyone to terrorize the land… I kept in view the needs of people and all its sanctuaries to promote their well-being… I put an end to their misfortune. The Great God has delivered all the lands into my hand; the lands that I have made to dwell in a peaceful habitation…. . .When my soldiers in great numbers peacefully entered Babylon… I did not allow anyone to terrorize the people… I kept in view the needs of people and all its sanctuaries to promote their well-being… Freed all the slaves… I put an end to their misfortune and slavery (referring to religious minorities). The Great God has delivered all the lands into my hand; the lands that I have made to dwell in a peaceful habitation… “
"I have no religion, but if I were to choose one, it would be that of Shariati's."
Jean-Paul Sartre
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My Lord, grant me success in struggling during failure, in having patience in disappointment, in going alone, in Jihad without weapons, in working without pay, in making sacrifice in silence, in having religious belief in the world, in having ideology without popular traditions, in having faith (Iman) without pretensions, non-conformity without immaturity, beauty without physical appearance, loneliness in the crowd, and loving without the beloved knowing about it.
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photos: Farshad Palideh & Ehsan Mohammadi 
Archive for the ‘Human Right’ Category
Iran, girl killed in the demonstration (video)+18
Posted by Parsin on June 21, 2009
Posted in Human Right, Iran, media, Middle East, Movie, Persia, Persian Gulf, State Terrorism, Video | Tagged: Neda | 17 Comments »
What’s going on in Iran?
Posted by Parsin on June 19, 2009
Posted in Human Right, Iran, Islam, media, Middle East, Muslims, Persia, Persian Gulf, photo, Politics, Violence | Tagged: Election, Mousavi, Presidential | 4 Comments »
People Protest the Election Fraud in Iran (photos)
Posted by Parsin on June 15, 2009
We are asking help from the Human Rights groups. Please ask your governments not to recognize the government of Ahmadinejad until a new election is held!
Posted in Human Right, Iran, Middle East, Muslims, Persia, Persian Gulf, photo, Politics | Tagged: Ahmadinejad, Mousavi | 5 Comments »
Roxana Saberi on hunger strike: Report
Posted by Parsin on April 25, 2009
According to Roxana Saberi's father, she has gone on a hunger strike in prison to protest the eight-year sentence handed to her.
Iranian-American journalist Roxana Saberi sentenced to eight years of prison for espionage in Tehran has reportedly gone on a hunger strike. Saberi’s father, who is in Tehran to pursue her daughter’s case, said on Saturday that Roxana had called from prison to say she was on her fifth day of hunger strike and would continue to refuse food until she is released. “She’s not eating anything … I’m very worried,” he told Reuters. Judging by her voice, “she seems to be weak,” Reza Saberi said. According to Saberi’s father, her lawyer Abdolsamad Khoramshahi lodged an appeal against Roxana’s eight-year prison term on Saturday. Saberi’s decision to go on a hunger strike comes as earlier last week, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad asked Iran’s judiciary to ensure that justice is administered in the case of the detained journalist. Iran’s judiciary chief Ayatollah Mahmoud Hashemi-Shahroudi later ordered a “careful, quick and fair” appeal for Roxana’s controversial eight-year sentence. “Fair examination of the case at every stage and especially at the appeal stage is the defendant’s right,” Shahroudi said in a letter to the head of the Tehran court. US-born Saberi, who is also half Japanese, was arrested late January in Tehran and was charged with spying for Washington following a trial by an Iranian court on April 18. Saberi, who reported for US National Public Radio, the BBC and Fox News, has lived in Iran since 2003. Her controversial sentencing has prompted American circles to make every attempt to help her release. The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) reportedly sent a delegation to Iran to seek the release of Saberi. According to a report by Canada’s PR newswire, CAIR Board Chairman State Senator Larry Shaw (NC) and CAIR Executive Director Nihad Awad had sent a letter to President Ahmadinejad earlier, demanding permission to “travel to Iran to discuss with you and other officials the case of Roxana Saberi and how it may be resolved in a way that helps improve relations and benefits the cause of international peace and stability.” US President Barack Obama has expressed concern over the sentencing of Saberi, saying, “She is an American citizen, and I have complete confidence that she was not engaging in any sort of espionage.”
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Posted in Human Right, Iran, media, Politics, United States | Tagged: Prison, Roxana Saberi | 4 Comments »
Sign the Petition: The dismantling of Israel
Posted by Parsin on March 3, 2009
Posted in Human Right, Israel, media, Middle East, Palestine, Politics, State Terrorism, United Nations, United States, Violence, World | Tagged: Gaza, Hamas, Petition, Zionism, Zionists | 13 Comments »
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