Remembering Martyr Moghaddam: Faith and Resilience in Hard Times

The martyrs' spirits are in charge, all here.

Could Martyr Moghadam, for example, not be here today?

They're here. The revered martyrs are here.

Of course, we can't see them, yes, we miss them, but Their place isn't empty. It's not empty.

We're not able to see them. They can see us.

How many of us kids, among these kids in the field, left rigid, dejected, upset, and distressed.

It's an honor, kids. The prayer went like this.

Conqueror of all the kids' fuel, the kids' fuel missiles.

One day, you'll see, Mr. Tough Times in those decisive days for the country, you'll see him stand firm.

And those things have huge impact and value.

You'll see, history suddenly changes for one person.

Who gave you your knowledge? Who gave you your abilities?

Who took you by the hand? Who showed you the way?

Who let you do this? Whose will was it? Was it your will?

He willed it.

And you did not throw when you threw, but God threw.

God launched the arrow.

Mental exhaustion wears a person down. A person becomes mentally exhausted when they have no motivation, no belief, and don't believe in their work.

That creates a lack of motivation. We've learned, kids, that kids can accomplish great things, and overcome a difficult path with good health and perseverance, and an iron will, kids.

It can be conquered, kids.