The President of the Red Crescent Society, Pir Hossein Kolivand, at the opening ceremony of the new school year, which was held to evaluate and encourage teenagers and young people, emphasized the importance of following the lifestyle of martyrs. He stated that teenagers and young people can become the future heroes of the country by modeling the character and behavior of martyrs.
Heroism in Daily Life
Pir Hossein Kolivand, in this ceremony, referred to the personality traits of martyrs and said: "Heroism is not limited to the battlefield. Saving human lives and serving the community is also a form of heroism that should be recognized." He advised teenagers to emulate the behavior of martyrs and strive to build a positive and effective character in society.
Attention to the Culture of Sacrifice and Martyrdom
Kolivand, while pointing out the important role of teenagers in the future of the country, urged them to pay more attention to the culture of sacrifice and martyrdom. He said: "Today, we need teenagers who come forward with a spirit of sacrifice and dedication and actively engage in facing social and cultural challenges." His words not only highlighted the importance of education and learning but also emphasized the need to raise a committed and responsible generation towards society.
The President of the Red Crescent Society stated that today's teenagers are the heroes of tomorrow's Iran, asserting: "We must trust this generation and give them the opportunity to showcase themselves in various fields. In fact, they can achieve a bright and hopeful future by making the right choices and emulating the martyrs."
In conclusion, he advised parents and teachers to provide a suitable environment to guide teenagers on the right path and help them achieve their goals. He said: "We all have a responsibility to assist young people and guide them in the right direction. This is the only way to build a better future for the country."
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