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Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 21, 1988

خاطرات اکبر هاشمی
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Sunday 2026/10/18 - 09:14News Code:28466

We left for Tehran at seven in the morning. Governor Izeh also came with us to the border of Khuzestan province for explanations. Mountain roads under construction made it difficult to pass. The path in Bakhtiari mountains, in green valleys and oak forests, is interesting and beautiful and in the future after

We left for Tehran at seven in the morning. Governor Izeh also came with us to the border of Khuzestan province for explanations. Mountain roads under construction made it difficult to pass. The road in the Bakhtiari mountains, in the green valleys and oak forests, is interesting and beautiful, and in the future after the completion of this road, it will be very beautiful and full of passengers and will have a great impact on the development of the region. We prayed the noon prayer near [the city of] Ardal, by the lake, and had lunch, which was tuna and tomatoes, by the blue stream after passing through the city.

On the way, in addition to many villages, we passed through the cities of Shahrekord, Daran, Khansar, Golpayegan and Delijan. On the way, we reached Zayandeh Rood Dam in Chadegan. We made a short stop to see the dam and its lake. Mr. Ahmadi and Mr. Fatuhi from the dam staff gave explanations. This dam gives 58 megawatts of electricity and according to their claim, it has 75 meters of water per second.

We prayed Maghrib and Isha prayers in an imamzadeh near Qom. They recognized us, we left early and had dinner on the side of the road, near Qom. They had taken chalukbab from the cafe. We reached home at midnight and rested. We woke up for dawn. I spoke on the phone with Ayatollah Khamenei. It was decided that they will pray the Friday prayer tomorrow.

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