General Mohibi, at the memorial for the martyrs of the village of San San Kashan, commemorating the days of Fatimiyyah and honoring the martyrs, regarded martyrdom as a conscious choice for fighting the enemy and having strategic functions in mobilizing and moving societies. He pointed out that the blood of the martyrs lays the groundwork for the beginning of a new struggle, and the Iranian nation, relying on its faith, will, cohesion, and civilizational identity, will continue the path of resistance against the enemy.
The Connection of Martyrs with the School of Ahl al-Bayt (AS)
General Mohibi emphasized the martyrs' loyalty to the divine covenant and regarded the martyrs as individuals who sincerely fulfilled their covenant with God. He explained the concept of martyrdom in the Islamic school as follows: "Martyrdom is not a potential death from which a person cannot escape; rather, it is an option that righteous individuals choose in the path of fighting the enemy."
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Martyrdom and Social Mobilization
He referred to the noble verse "And do not think of those who have been killed in the way of Allah as dead," emphasizing that in our school, martyrs continue to guide and lead even after martyrdom and are a source of influence, help, and guidance. General Mohibi added: Martyrdom mobilizes society, and social mobilization arises from the combination of two elements: the loss of loved ones and the sense of responsibility towards the blood of the martyrs.
He pointed out the developments of the war and the enemy's objectives, clarifying that the enemy initially pursued two main goals, namely changing the regime and disintegrating Iran, but did not achieve any of these goals. General Mohibi also referred to America's strategic failures in this war and emphasized that these developments have harmed America's international credibility.
In conclusion, General Mohibi emphasized that the Iranian nation is a superpower and noted that recent developments have drawn the world's attention to the capabilities and courage of this nation. He described today's war as a fateful confrontation and stressed the necessity of standing firm against the enemy and safeguarding Iranian-Islamic identity.
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